Cristina Kirchner Said She Is Imprisoned for the Condemnation of “Structural Machismo” and that She Brought Her Case to the UN
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The former president published an open letter on her social networks as part of a presentation to question her conviction in the Road case.
The former Peronist President of Argentina (2007-2015), who was under house arrest after his conviction to life eligibility for corruption, announced that she would refer her case to the UN Human Rights Committee for a review, in a forum published in "Liberation", the "New York Times", "El Pais" and the "Folha de São Paulo".
Argentina’s former president charges against the sentence that disqualifies her for life from holding public office for corruption
The former president announced a presentation to the United Nations Human Rights Committee to question the conviction in the Vialidad case. She argued that her constitutional guarantees were violated and stated that perpetual disqualification seeks to prevent her political participation. Continue reading in Pura Ciudad: Cristina Kirchner brought her claim for the Vialidad case to the UN
In a text published by El Pa s de Espa a and replicated by other international media, the former president questions the actions of the Argentine judiciary, denounces political persecution and confirms that she presents a communication to the United Nations Human Rights Committee.
“They will never be able to break my convictions or my commitment to Argentina”: Cristina Kirchner published an open letter The former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner published an open letter to refer to the new steps of her defense following the condemnation that banned her from Argentine political life. She announced that she will go to the Human Rights Committee of the Nations [...] The entry <font color="#0ac600">Argentina</font> C…
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