For months, Santiago Caputo was the figure of libertarian myths: the invisible man, the non-speaking advisor, the one without a post or signature, but still the one everyone called before making a major decision. The inscrutable strategist who preferred corridors to flashes.
Yet that script seems to be changing. Over the last few weeks, Caputo "came out of the political closet," as one voice put it.
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