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UP Councillors Against the Supreme Court Ruling: “Proscribe Cristina to Prevent the People From Deciding”
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“The country is bleeding, democracy is deeply wounded,” Martín Sabbatella said harshly when referring to the judicial ruling that affects the former president. For the Kirchnerist leader, the sentence is nothing more than a maneuver by the concentrated sectors of power to ban the main leader of the national and popular movement: “They have put the opposition leader in jail.” According to his analysis, this offensive responds to a combination of …
Chaco leaders such as National Senator Antonio Rodas and former provincial representative Elida Cuesta joined the widespread condemnation of the Supreme Court's possible ratification of the ruling in the Vialidad case, which condemns Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. Rodas warned that "they are judging ideas, not facts," and denounced "a frontal attack against democracy and the popular will," while Cuesta described the conviction as "a clear prosc…
Recognized teachers and law specialists strongly questioned the Supreme Court’s ruling confirming Cristina Kirchner’s conviction and disqualification. They denounce irregularities, lack of accountability and alert to the institutional and educational impact. A large group of legal personalities expressed their “deep concern” over the recent Supreme Court ruling that upheld the conviction and disqualification of former President Cristina Fernánde…
More than 500 intendents from all over the country described the ratification of the conviction of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner by the three members of the Supreme Court as “final part of a machine” within the framework of the Road Case. They did so by means of a hard and forceful statement issued by the Argentine Federation ...
More than 500 mayors of the Argentine Federation of Municipalities denounce a political decision disguised as a judicial decision that seeks to ban Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and to curtail the popular vote.
The bloc of councillors of Union for the Homeland strongly questioned the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation to put to rest the ruling that sentenced Cristina Fernández de Kirchner to six years in prison and life disqualification to hold public office for the crime of fraudulent administration to the detriment of the State. “Proscribe Cristina to prevent the people from deciding,” the legislators pointed out in a statement re…
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