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How the Militancy Lived in the Headquarters of the PJ the Judgment Against Cristina Kirchner
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Peronism seeks to reorganize itself in the midst of a growing social mobilization to support the former president and prepare actions for her arrest. The Justice Party (PJ) gathered its authorities at Matheu Street headquarters on Wednesday to define its “next actions” following the conviction against the former president, Cristina Kirchner, who must appear within five working days in Comodoro Py for her arrest to be staged in a scenario of grow…
A dispersed but massive mobilization gathered to accompany the former president while the Supreme Court ruling was known.
Carlos Heller: "It is a special moment and you have to be careful with what is said, but the meeting that I just left may be the beginning of something very important because it was a meeting of enormous unity" highlighted the deputy of the Nation who in the afternoon of this Tuesday witnessed the
Following the Supreme Court’s ruling that upheld the Vialidad conviction, PRO launched a celebratory message and spoke of “confirmed conviction.” The post “Proved Justice”: PRO celebrated the judgment against Cristina Kirchner and spoke of “confirmed conviction” appeared first on The Intransigent.
Pending an imminent decision of the Supreme Court of Justice for the Road case, which could end this Tuesday with the prison order for Cristina Fernández, the local PJ together with multiple political, union and social sectors called for a massive mobilization in Plaza 25 de Mayo, in the center of Rosario, in case the judge ratifies the sentence against the former president. If the sentence is confirmed, the sentence will be firm and in a positi…
The latest news about the possible Supreme Court ruling ratifying the conviction against former President Cristina Kirchner. I followed the minute by minute
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