Vice President Cristina Kirchner reappears this Thursday on Argentine TV. From 9:30 p.m., the head of the Senate undergoes an interview with the Duro de Domar program, on the C5N channel. This is what happens after the two-time president ratified last Tuesday that she “will not be a candidate for anything” in the next national elections, understanding that she is “proscribed” by the Justice as a result of the conviction against her in the Road Cause.
As confirmed by C5N, Cristina Kirchner will be in the studios at 9:30 p.m. to participate in the cycle led by the journalist Pablo Duggan. 48 hours ago, the vice president published a letter in which she confirmed the position she had expressed on December 6 of last year, when she warned that she would not be a “candidate for anything,” adding that her decision at that time was not “hasty or the product of moment”, but “reasoned and thought out”.
In addition, she pointed to the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation by arguing that if she were to run, there is the possibility that the judges of that court would “disqualify” her and “remove any candidacy that she may hold, to leave Peronism in absolute fragility.” . The head of the Senate also maintained that she will not be a “mascot of power for any candidacy” and she stressed the importance of “privileging the collective project over personal location.”
Cristina Kirchner considered it “essential more than ever” to specify the “construction of a government program that will make Argentines fall in love again and convince them that a better country is not only possible but also desirable.” Likewise, she launched several chicanas at President Alberto Fernández due to the relationship that his management maintained with the International Monetary Fund regarding the debt contracted by the government of Mauricio Macri.
This last letter meant a bucket of cold water for Peronism, since it was published at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, minutes after a congress of the Justicialista Party ended in the micro-stadium of the Ferro Carril Oeste club, where the “Cristina President”, acclaiming her candidacy in the next elections.
