Bio: Lautaro Soza Torrijos is an Operations & Systems Analyst at Students For Liberty, where he builds the data infrastructure, automations, and AI tools behind the organization’s work across its regions. Born in Mendoza, Argentina, he holds a degree in International Relations from the University of Pécs, Hungary. His thesis applied Jacques Ellul’s theory of propaganda to social media, analyzing state communication strategies in the Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Palestine conflict, and showed why peer-to-peer messaging consistently outperforms institutional broadcasting. It received the highest grade.
He has been part of SFL since 2018, when he founded its Mendoza chapter. He served as National Coordinator for Argentina in 2020, grew SFL Hungary into the country’s largest student-led liberty community online, and later led outreach and operations for SFL North America, recruiting and onboarding student leaders across the continent. Today his focus is AI: he designs the agents, automations, and internal tools that turn SFL’s scattered information into clear decisions, and trains colleagues to put AI to work.
He has lived and worked in Argentina, Serbia, Hungary, and Brazil, and speaks Spanish, English, Portuguese, and Serbo-Croatian
Favorite Figure in Liberty: Javier Milei
On Students For Liberty: “SFL is where I learned that changing the world can start from a meme, a debate, or a 3 a.m. Zoom call with people who refuse to give up on liberty.”
