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Cristina Fernández's Arrest Ignites Political Firestorm in Argentina
- Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, Argentina’s former president, began serving a six-year house arrest sentence for corruption last Tuesday in Buenos Aires.
- Her conviction followed a Supreme Court ruling upholding charges of fraudulent administration linked to roadworks contracts, which she denies as a political plot.
- Kirchner's house arrest triggered widespread protests and solidarity demonstrations from her Peronist supporters and trade unions, bringing tens of thousands into the streets.
- Her lawyer Gregorio Dalbon declared on social media that "THE PEOPLE PREVAILED," while analysts suggest her detention could strengthen opposition to President Milei’s policies.
- Kirchner’s detention reshaped Argentina’s political landscape by intensifying divisions and elevating her role as a symbol of resistance amid economic instability.
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Argentina’s ex-President Kirchner, under house arrest, plots political fight-back - from her balcony - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
BUENOS AIRES — On a Buenos Aires residential street, two protesters painted a telling image in colorful strokes: a portrait of a lone woman on her balcony overlooking a mass of people below. The figure was one of Argentina’s most prominent politicians in the last two decades - leading opposition leader and former first lady and two-time president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, who was put under house arrest last week in a six-year sentence for …
Cristina Fernández's Arrest Ignites Political Firestorm in Argentina
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, former President of Argentina, is under house arrest after a corruption conviction, prompting mass protests. Despite her legal challenges, she remains a significant political figure opposing President Javier Milei. Her detention highlights Argentina's economic and political divisions, with potential implications for the opposition.
When the news of Cristina Fernández's home prison became known, from Gelatina they put humor on the media coverage.The streaming, aligned with the Peronist militancy, took the opportunity to share a series of jingles that talked about the news and there was a couple who questioned the media coverages of Eduardo Feinmann and Luis Majul.Feinmann was dedicated to a jingle based on Can't Live on the Love of Andrés Calamaro. Majul was touched by a so…
In the midst of a political scenario of great shock after Cristina Kirchner’s house arrest, new gestures of support and support for the former president appear at every turn. However, not only the vigil at the house of the ex-mandataria serves to show her affection. In the last hours, in the same line, a funny video went viral on social networks. The scene takes place during a birthday celebration. On the cake, the image of President Javier Mile…
The “Indio” Solari went viral again on social networks after making his political stance understood: he shared an image generated with Artificial Intelligence and received a significant amount of comments that come not only from his followers, but from “provided” activists and accounts that sympathize with the current government. Following the Supreme Court ruling that confirmed a six-year home sentence to former president Cristina Kirchner, var…
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