Cristina Kirchner Will Take Her Sentence to the UN and Denounce the Argentine State for Alleged Violations of Her Rights
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The former Peronist President of Argentina (2007-2015), who was under house arrest after his conviction to life eligibility for corruption, announced that she would refer her case to the UN Human Rights Committee for a review, in a forum published in "Liberation", the "New York Times", "El Pais" and the "Folha de São Paulo".
Argentina’s former president charges against the sentence that disqualifies her for life from holding public office for corruption
Buenos Aires, 29 Jul (Prensa Latina) The lawyers of former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner present to the UN today the sentence for which she serves six years of home imprisonment and perpetual political ban, and will denounce the state for this. The post Argentine ex-president turns to the UN for conviction first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The lawyers of the ex-mandataria will present an Individual Communication that seeks to question the validity of the judicial process in the Vialidad case that culminated in their conviction.
Cristina Kirchner activated the boldest step in her international strategy to try to reverse the sentence that today prevents her from being a candidate.This was anticipated by Cata De Elía in El Cronista Stream.The former president joined her team of lawyers Rafael Valim, one of the jurists who managed to get Lula da Silva out of jail and reverse his sentence in Brazil.She also incorporated the renowned Spanish jurist Javier Borrego, former jud…
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