The Argentine government has established a new communication body to combat what it calls 'media operations'. This strategy has received explicit backing from the closest advisors and most influential ministers. The Office of the President of the Argentine Republic has also joined, completing the circle of institutional communication.
President Javier Milei endorsed the new department's function by quoting his introductory message with a blunt phrase: 'TO EXPOSE LIES AND MEDIA OPERATIONS'.
Among its verified followers are: - Santiago Caputo, the presidential advisor and government's communications strategist. - Luis 'Toto' Caputo, Minister of Economy. - Sandra Pettovello, Minister of Human Capital. - The Ministry of Deregulation and State Transformation, led by Federico Sturzenegger. - Darío Genua, Secretary of Innovation, Science, and Technology of the Nation.
In line with the administration's style, the account is also followed by key figures of the 'cultural battle' in digital networks and media, such as the YouTuber 'Tipito Enojado' and Tonio, a member of the Carajo streaming channel.
As a curious detail in the list of followers, former Secretary of Internal Commerce and Peronist leader Guillermo Moreno appears, who is closely monitoring the new libertarian communication tool.
