In Buenos Aires, a great uproar has been generated due to an unusual increase in security in the hallway where journalists usually meet with Santiago Caputo, presidential advisor, known for his "iron triangle" with the President and Karina Milei. The measures implemented by the Presidential entourage, led by Karina Milei, have sparked speculation and surprise among the accredited press who used to spend long hours waiting for Caputo.
This decision has caused surprise as the hallway on the first floor used to be an informal meeting place between journalists and Caputo, where details about his schedule were exchanged and the visits he received were tracked. Despite not holding an official position in the government, Caputo is considered a relevant figure in the presidential environment, making this security measure more noteworthy.
According to reports from La Nación, the uncertainty surrounding this situation raises the question of whether it is simply about restricting access to the press or if it reflects a possible deeper conflict between Karina Milei and Caputo. Furthermore, recent changes in the government, such as the departure of Serenellini and the expulsion of other collaborators, have been mentioned as potentially related to this new security policy.
Lisandro Catalán, who currently holds the position of Secretary of Interior, is one of the names that has emerged amid these tensions. With previous experience in government positions during the administrations of Alberto Fernández and Cristina Kirchner, Catalán has been linked with this power trio at the Casa Rosada. His presence in the government and the recent decisions of Karina Milei have added a new level of mystery and speculation in this political scenario.
