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The National Government's plan to save Leolabs' radar by handing it over to friendly businessmen

Santiago Caputo allegedly negotiated with the head of Intelligence of the Southern Command, Kristina Green, to transfer control of the radar from British capital to the local business group Neuss.

26 de May de 2026 10:51

The US Central Intelligence Agency is aggressively pressuring to definitively activate the British-owned radar installed in Tolhuin for strictly military reasons.

The network behind the radar installed at the "El Relincho" ranch has just added a new chapter, revealing that, while the justice system of Tierra del Fuego advances in defense of its territory and that of the Nation; in the offices of the Casa Rosada a maneuver of surrender and personal business is being woven.

According to a  According to an opinion piece published on Sunday the 24th by Mauro Federico and Ivy Cángaro on the Data Clave website , influential presidential advisor Santiago Caputo has held secret meetings with Kristina Green, Director of Intelligence for the U.S. Southern Command . The reason? To resolve the legal predicament of LeoLabs , a demand that Donald Trump himself reportedly conveyed to President Javier Milei during his trips to Washington.

Changing ownership to maintain espionage

According to the published information, the US Central Intelligence Agency is aggressively pressuring to definitively activate the British-owned radar installed in Tolhuin for strictly military reasons: the need to monitor hypersonic missiles and neutralize the satellite capabilities of competing powers in the Southern Hemisphere.

Faced with public outcry in the southern province and legal setbacks that resulted in the annulment of the company's registration , Santiago Caputo proposed a legal "solution": that an Argentine-owned company "buy" the facility or that a public agency transfer its use . In other words, a change of facade. Changing the name on paper so that the global monitoring infrastructure remains operational, circumventing the spirit of the National Defense laws.

"Pomelo" Neuss and the data business in the South

It is there that the geopolitical plot intersects with crony capitalism. The Data Clave article points to the Neuss Group —led by businessmen with a long-standing friendship with Santiago Caputo —as the prime candidate to reap the benefits of this forced "Argentinization."

While the Neuss brothers have no direct investments or involvement in Tierra del Fuego, they have consolidated a large-scale alliance through the firm Edison Energía , where they join forces with partners from the Inverlat fund (financiers historically linked to the top management of Banco Macro and owners of Havanna); Rubén Cherñajovsky and Luis Galli, the top executives of the Newsan Group . It is through this corporate triangulation with the main industrial giant based in Ushuaia that the presidential advisor's business circle finds the perfect bridge to test technological ventures in the region.

What is known is that the Neuss brothers, in partnership with Newsan and Inverlat , have their sights set on developing infrastructure for Artificial Intelligence. This sector absolutely requires the massive flow of data that a low-Earth orbit radar like the one in Tolhuin can process.

The maneuver would close a perfect circle: Washington keeps its eyes on the South Atlantic, Milei's government pleases its northern allies, and businessmen in the presidential circle get a multi-million dollar technology business .

The Investigating Commission as a sovereign shield

This national revelation redefines and gives greater significance to the creation of the Special Investigating Commission , unanimously approved by the Tierra del Fuego Legislature, which will have the active participation of the Veterans of War Centers of Ushuaia and Río Grande , which could now become the main obstacle to this distraction maneuver.

Therefore, now, Tierra del Fuego's political leaders and veterans must not only investigate how LeoLabs entered the province, but they must also strengthen Tierra del Fuego's legal borders to prevent this attempt at corporate "whitewashing." Changing LeoLabs ' ownership to that of the Neuss Group or any other local firm will not eliminate the duality of the radar system nor extinguish the threat to national security; it will only hide military intelligence in the pockets of those close to power.

Tierra del Fuego has already spoken through its representatives and war heroes: the only acceptable solution for the Tolhuin radar is its complete and definitive dismantling. Any attempt to "Argentinize" the handover will be an act of explicit complicity .

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