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Cristina and Máximo Kirchner Greeted the Militancy From the Balcony of Their Home After Conviction for Corruption by the Supreme Court
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The building on Calle San José 1111, where Cristina Kirchner asked to serve the home prison, becomes the epicenter of summoning Kirchnerist groups, who stand guard on the surrounding streets in a back-up gesture. Inside the apartment on the second floor is Maximo Kirchner, who arrived this morning. Carlos Beraldi, lawyer for the president of the Justice Party (PJ) and who confirmed last night his request to the court for Cristina to serve the se…
The three judges issued their decision on the Vialidad case. She was sentenced to six years imprisonment and life disqualification from holding public office.
The popular support for Cristina Fernández de Kirchner set the compass in front of her home, in the neighborhood of Constitución. Released or in groups, they mobilize hours after hours making their solidarity heard. The leadership of the PJ will meet today as the organization of trade unions and militancy advances throughout the country. The decision of the Judiciary on the place where CFK will be able to serve the sentence is pending.
The other day I saw by TN Cristina’s speech on the balcony, minutes after the court confirmed her conviction. The cameraman had been squeezed among the faithful Christinists, so there was little of the speech and much of the people. One woman, at the first pause, shouted: “Magnetto, your mother’s shell!” Everyone laughed, the actress on the balcony paused and replied: “Amen.” It was the first sign that we were living a day that seemed to be torn…
The maximum court confirmed the six-year sentence in the Vialidad case against the former president. Five days before filing at Comodoro Py, the Federal Oral Court set that deadline, while prosecutors requested her immediate arrest. Read more
In the midst of strong political and judicial tension, former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner publicly reappeared on Wednesday from the balcony of her residence in the Buenos Aires district of Constitución with a diver from the National University of La Plata. Almost 24 hours after the Supreme Court ruling that confirmed her sentence to six years in prison and perpetual disqualification from holding public office in the Vialidad case, t…
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