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Caputo and 'Heavenly Forces' regroup after karinism's digital media push
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Caputo and 'Heavenly Forces' regroup after karinism's digital media push

From Clarรญn · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

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  • Allies of presidential advisor Santiago Caputo assert his continued influence despite perceived challenges.
  • A figure identified as LFC, filmmaker Oria, is described as lacking political clout and representing a faction aligned with President Milei's sister.
  • This dynamic unfolds amid a reported "karinism" movement's efforts to influence the government's digital communication strategy.

Despite speculation about shifts in influence, allies of presidential advisor Santiago Caputo maintain he remains a key figure consulted by President Javier Milei. Sources close to Caputo insist, "We remain firm, the President still consults Santiago." This assertion comes amid a reported push by a faction referred to as "karinism" to shape the government's digital communication strategy.

Within this political landscape, a figure identified as LFC, filmmaker Oria, is characterized as lacking significant political weight. He is seen by some as merely the public face of an advance by a group referred to as "the Menems." This faction is reportedly aligned with President Milei's sister, suggesting internal power plays and alliances within the administration.

The maneuvering and regrouping occur as the government navigates its communication efforts. The description of Oria as the "face of the advance" implies a strategic deployment of individuals to further specific agendas within the digital sphere, highlighting the complex dynamics at play in the current administration.

We remain firm, the President still consults Santiago

โ€” Sources close to Santiago CaputoAsserting Caputo's continued influence within the presidential administration.
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Originally published by Clarรญn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.