Cristina Kirchner Again Criticized the Government’s Economic Plan: “The Tenth Default Is Not a Fantasy Too Far Away”

The former president led an act in the Barrio Saldías in CABA. She targeted Javier Milei and talked about the differences within Peronism. “We have to stop being electoral militants to become political militants again,” she said.

In the midst of the economic deterioration and the dismantling of public policies, the Peronist leader warned about the consequences of the neoliberal policies implemented by Javier Milei’s government. In dialogue with Gustavo Sylvestre on Radio 10, Rodríguez called for the reconstruction of politics from the militancy and the deep discussion of ideas: “You have to be political militants again rather than electoral militants.” From the Federal C…

Cristina Kirchner harshly criticized the theories about laundering and Caputo agreed with her: "Drugs are more sophisticated." The debate that shook politics.

The former president returned to the scene: she gave a very harsh speech against the national government, in an act of the Meeting of Popular Culture for May 25 and in memory of the assumption of Néstor Kirchner in 2003. With harsh passages about the libertarian government as when she said “they didn’t do a fucking work”, Cristina predicted this Sunday that the course of economic policy will lead the country to the risk of not being able to pay …

“The tenth default is not too distant a fantasy,” former President Cristina Fernández said at noon, when she participated in the Meeting of Popular Culture held in the Barrio Saldías in Buenos Aires. In the event, where she spoke again in public after several months, “the birth of the Homeland” was celebrated as well as the 22nd anniversary of the assumption of Néstor Kirchner. In her reappearance, she also referred to the internal Peronism, ami…

Former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner broke the silence and sent a conciliatory message that is addressed directly to the interior of the Buenos Aires Peronismo, in the face of the elections. In the framework of the “Meeting of Popular Culture” in an act in Retiro, CFK called to “stop being electoral militants to be political militants again” and ...