Juan Martín Mena: "The Roads case was cooked up in the heat of economic disaster."

Juan Martín Mena, Minister of Justice and Human Rights of the Province of Buenos Aires, spoke this Tuesday on CNN Radio with Nacho Girón about the conviction of Cristina Kirchner in the case known as Vialidad Nacional (National Highway Administration) for irregularities in the awarding of public works contracts in Santa Cruz. He also addressed the appeal to the Supreme Court requesting the former president's acquittal. On CNN's La Mañana (Mornin…

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This Monday morning the former Argentine president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has appealed to the last possible instance in the courts to avoid going to prison. Through her lawyer, the former official has filed a complaint in the justice system for the case of Vialidad, in which she has been convicted of corruption. The penalty that would be applied to her is six years of imprisonment, in addition to the permanent disqualification from holdi…

Argentina's former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner announced this Monday that her team of lawyers have filed a complaint with the Supreme Court for the six-year prison sentence in the so-called “Vialidad case”, thus exhausting the last way to overturn the sentence.Fernández de Kirchner has already appealed the sentence to the Federal Court of Cassation, the country's highest criminal court, which rejected the appeal and left the former …

Argentina's former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner announced this Monday that her team of lawyers have filed a complaint with the Supreme Court for the six-year prison sentence in the so-called 'Viality case', thus exhausting the last way to overturn the sentence.

Former Argentine president Cristina Fernández asked the Supreme Court on Monday to revoke the six-year prison sentence and perpetual disqualification from holding public office that she received in 2022 for fraudulent administration, in what is the last instance of appeal to which she can appeal.