She's gone crazy: Cristina Kirchner had the image of Casa Rosada projected in front of her apartment.

Less than a year after the anniversary of her house arrest following the conviction in the Vialidad case, the corrupt former president Cristina Kirchner commissioned an audiovisual intervention that transformed the facade of the building where she is imprisoned into a visual replica of the Casa Rosada.

The action, carried out by close Peronist leaders and activists, took place on San José 1111, where the former president is serving her sentence under house arrest.

There, a video was projected onto the front of the building that recreated the historic presidential balcony, creating the illusion that Kirchner was once again at the seat of the Executive Power, reflecting the mental deterioration of CFK and her intense desire to regain power.

The initiative was led by the mayor of Hurlingham, Damián Selci, a leader of La Cámpora, who was present along with activists to carry out the intervention. The leader described the event as “a huge demonstration of love and loyalty,” within the framework of a gathering that brought together hundreds of people.

Through social media, Selci shared images of the event and reinforced the political message behind the staging: “From Hurlingham to San José. From San José to the Casa Rosada.” He also stated that thousands of neighbors participated and emphasized the alignment of his group: “Hurlingham always with Cristina.”

The central moment of the show occurred when the corrupt former president came out onto the balcony of her apartment to greet those present, while the projection completed the scene simulating her presence at the Casa Rosada.

The event included chants like “We will return,” signs with demands for her release, and slogans proclaiming her false innocence, as well as balloons and party flags. “With Cristina to the moon,” Selci added in another post.

The backdrop of this staging dates back to June 10, 2025, when the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation upheld the conviction against Cristina Kirchner in the Vialidad case, confirming the sentence of six years in prison and disqualification from holding public office.

Days later, the Federal Oral Court 2, composed of judges Jorge Gorini, Rodrigo Giménez Uriburu, and Andrés Basso, ordered that the sentence be served under the modality of house arrest at her current residence, which has since become a regular gathering point for activists.

According to reports, the demonstrations in front of her home will continue over the coming weeks, as part of activities organized by Peronist leaders. Among them, a mobilization is planned for June 20, Flag Day, starting from Parque Lezama.