US EditionFive Phrases by Cristina Kirchner in Her Message to Militancy
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The former president seeks that her message to the militancy in Plaza de Mayo unifies the Peronism behind her leadership. A big man, about seventy-something years old, settled at the side of the corridor where all the leaders were entering the vip zone, ready ahead of the stage, in the heart of the Plaza de Mayo. He had the book “Sincerely” in his hand and shouted to each of those who passed by to join. “We have to unite to return,” she shouted …
Buenos Aires, June 18, 2025 – Total News Agency (TNA)- – From the department of the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Constitución where she is serving home prison, former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner publicly reappeared this Wednesday with a recorded message intended for the militancy gathered in Plaza de Mayo. In a confrontational tone and of strong political content, she questioned the judicial decision that condemned and disqualified …
"They can lock me up but they won't be able to lock up the Argentine people," he said in a message that spread in Plaza de Mayo.
While serving her home prison and in the midst of a massive mobilization in her support, the former president sent a message in which she said, "Can anyone really think that this model is sustainable over time?" Read more
From her home in Constitución, the former president thanked the people gathered in Plaza de Mayo for singing "again" the popular slogan. "It reveals the desire to have a country where the workers arrive at the end of the month," she said.
The former president will dedicate a few words to those marching to Plaza de Mayo. The entry Expectative for the message that Cristina will send to the militants was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
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