Tuesday December 27, 2022 | 8:26 p.m.
Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner leads an act at the Diego Armando Maradona sports center in the Buenos Aires town of Avellaneda.
He assured that “the only resignation that Peronism had was that of Eva Perón” and indicated that the reason why he will not stand in the next 2023 elections is because “there is a ban.”
“What they did was put together a trial with complaints, with an almost surgical electoral chronology. After a three-year armed trial, they decided that the oral trial in which they were going to sit me on the defendant’s bench was on May 21, 2019 Exactly fifteen days before the electoral deadlines closed to assemble the electoral fronts where the Presidency of the Nation would be disputed. Three days before I dismantled that maneuver when I announced that we were going to a front with who is president of the Argentine Republic today. It was a clear proscriptive maneuver,” said the vice president.
Fernández associated the time set for the reading of the grounds of his sentence in the Highway case with the proscription of Peronism in 1956.
“On March 9 they will read the fundamentals and on March 9, 1956, Decree 41/61 was published in the Official Gazette, which prohibited saying the words ‘Perón’, ‘Evita’ and prohibited singing the Peronist March “, he expressed.
Regarding the co-participation, Cristina affirmed that “there was a law of Congress” that “consecrated the new distribution” of funds between the national government and the provinces, but warned that “however” the Supreme Court “ignored that law” by recently ruled in favor of the claim of the Buenos Aires government.
The vice president pointed out that former president Mauricio Macri “modified with a simple decree” in 2016 “what was the responsibility of the national Government of co-participation and gave a lot to the Government of the city, the richest city in Argentina”, and expanded that “this , which had been discussed and criticized by all the governors of the country, was resolved with another decree of the Government of Alberto Fernández” and the corresponding law sanctioned by Congress.
The former president indicated that “we are facing a legal fact, as if the rule of law had disappeared”, which “influences the quality of life of citizens” and called for “awakening”.
“This may seem like a discussion between politicians. But that judicial party influences the quality of life of citizens. You have to wake up. When they rip your head off with the cell phone, internet, cable bill, it is because there was a judge who issued a Amparo so that they are not a public service. The same thing happened with the prepaid ones,” he said.
At the end of her speech, the leader called for a march on March 24 “under a slogan: Argentina and democracy without mafias,” because “we deserve it.”
“That 40 years after the recovery of that democracy we see that democracy with a parallel State, captured by the mafias, is not fair for those who suffered the consequences of the dictatorship or for the millions of Argentines who continue to bet that democracy It is the best way to live among us. That is why I believe that next year, March 24 will be an important date for us to mobilize under one slogan: Argentina and democracy without mafias. Argentines deserve it,” he concluded. the vice president
to the militancy
The vice president reiterated her request to the militancy to “take out the marshal’s baton” and encouraged them to “not ask anyone for permission.”
From Avellaneda, the vice president expressed: “If they are wrong, in any case ask for forgiveness, but don’t ask anyone for permission.”
Cristina affirmed that “there is a patent of impunity for anyone who is not a Peronist” and called on the militancy to “go out and talk and explain, make contact with the neighborhood.”
“They have outlawed a deputy like (Julio) De Vido for a reason that it was discovered that the crime was fraud. And what happens when we find out through the media that Mr. (Gerardo Millman) being a member of the Security Commission Did he have ties and contracts with security companies? There is a patent of impunity for anyone who is not a Peronist. We should all ask ourselves if a country with these parameters in the administration of justice is sustainable.”
