The revolution led by Javier Milei transcends the cultural to directly impact the economy, which is understood as an extension of natural law.
The meeting brought together figures such as Lola Velarde and Valerie Huber, who debated the Natural Law, the protection of life from conception, family, religious freedom, and private property as key elements of public policies
The revolution led by Javier Milei transcends the cultural to directly impact the economy, which is understood as an extension of natural law.
Quirno was emphatic in stating that fiscal order, market opening, and a stable currency are not just technical goals, but moral imperatives to restore dignity to work and protect the fruits of families' efforts against the excesses of the State. As he rightly pointed out, quoting Carlos Sacheri: “natural law must be the foundation of positive law”.
On the international stage, Argentina has decided to break with “fictitious consensuses” and the decadent relativism that has plunged the West into a deep crisis. The new national diplomacy is not neutral: it defends the sovereignty of States, religious freedom, and a women's agenda that values their real dignity without subjecting it to ideological bureaucracies.
The Chancellor warned that international organizations lose legitimacy when they attempt to transform ideological preferences into universal obligations.
Towards the end of the day, and recalling the wisdom of Cicero —who stated that “there will be one law, eternal and unchangeable, valid for all peoples and all times”— the Chancellor reaffirmed the personal and ministerial commitment to project a diplomacy at the service of human dignity.
With the Triologue “Protecting the Future”, Argentina not only recovers its identity but also offers itself to the world as a model of government based on truth, thus ensuring the future of a Nation that is truly free.
The San Martín Palace witnessed a milestone in the institutional reconstruction of the Argentine Republic: the inauguration of the Triologue “Protecting the Future”. The event, led by Chancellor Pablo Quirno and the Secretary of Worship and Civilization Agustín Caulo, brought together international figures such as Lola Velarde, Executive Director of Political Network for Values, and Valerie Huber, President of the Institute for Women’s Health, along with prominent legislators and national authorities.
This meeting was not merely a diplomatic formality, but a strategic platform to transform convictions into a political agenda capable of protecting freedom and life against the advance of statism.
In a speech of profound philosophical and political weight, Chancellor Quirno proclaimed that the Argentina of Javier Milei once again embraces Natural Law as its absolute north, quoting Saint Thomas Aquinas in defining it as “the participation of eternal law in rational creatures”.
Under this premise, the Government establishes that there are truths about the human person that political power does not establish and therefore cannot modify according to the fashions of each era. This view positions the inherent rights of man as the unbreachable limit that no authority can arbitrarily cross.
The heart of this new doctrine is summarized in what the Chancellor referred to as a “trilogy of moral unity”: Life, Liberty, and Private Property.
These pillars, rooted in Western tradition, allow each individual to unfold their vocation and build their future. In this sense, the defense of life from conception and the recognition of the family as the natural and fundamental unit of society become the non-negotiable moral compass of the current administration.