US EditionMassive Mobilization in Plaza De Mayo in Support of CFK
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CNN Radio's Agustín Rossi, former Chief of Staff of the Nation, spoke this Thursday on CNN's La Mañana program with Nacho Girón about the situation within Peronism following the massive march to Plaza de Mayo in support of CFK following the confirmation of the Supreme Court's conviction. He said, "Yesterday marked the beginning of a plan of struggle with one banner: Free Cristina." On CNN Radio, Rossi emphasized, "We want her to regain her freed…
How many people marched in favor of Cristina Kirchner? The NATION calculation of the number of attendees to Plaza de Mayo
CFK supporters pack Plaza de Mayo after house imprisonment
Crowds supporting former Argentine President Cristina Frnández de Kirchner (CFK) marched Wednesday onto Buenos Aires' iconic Plaza de Mayo following their leader's six-year house arrest conviction in the so-called Vialidad scandal. The demonstration was organized by the Justicialist (Peronist) Party (PJ), social organizations, and unions, with replications across several provinces.
Peronism is alive in Argentina. That was the message he wanted to send with a massive demonstration in defense of Cristina Kirchner in the Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires, epicenter of the social battles that he managed to lead in the past and that now he fears losing to the ultra-right of President Javier Milei. Continue reading
The Plaza de Mayo was once again the scene of a historic day. Not only because of the magnitude of the call, but because of the context in which it developed. Although from early hours, Javier Milei’s government deployed an operation that recalled the darkest moments of Argentine democracy, nothing could stop the human tide that arrived from all corners of the country. A great citizen mobilization that converged on the Plaza de Mayo, has become …
CNN Radio Argentina journalist Nicolás Gallardo spoke this Wednesday with Nacho Fulano and Pía Shaw about the mobilization of activists, social and union organizations, and other sectors in support of former President Cristina Kirchner after the Supreme Court upheld her six-year house arrest sentence in the Vialidad case. From his mobile phone in the heart of Buenos Aires and amid a crowd, Gallardo said that "Plaza de Mayo is packed" and "activi…
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