"No sentence can erase the people's love," said the university-origin leader. "They proscribe to govern. They imprison to discipline. This is a dictatorship disguised as justice," he added on social network X.
Deputy Pablo Carro spoke of 'proscription' and Deputy Gabriela Estévez spoke of bribed judges
"No sentence can erase the people's love," said the university-origin leader. "They proscribe to govern. They imprison to discipline. This is a dictatorship disguised as justice," he added on social network X.
"As in Brazil, sooner or later this Supreme Court of Injustice will have to pay for this shame. We are mobilizing across the country!" he concluded.
Estévez, crying on X, said that CFK was convicted without evidence or legal grounds.
"Without evidence, without connections, without legal grounds. With bought judges and prosecutors. This is how they want to convict Cristina," she wrote on X. "To harm the people and sink Argentina," she concluded.
Córdoba's deputies from Unión por la Patria, Pablo Carro and Gabriela Estévez, reacted after the historic ruling against former president Cristina Fernández.
After the six-year prison sentence and permanent disqualification of CFK became known, Carro, in a fit of madness, spoke of "proscription" while comparing Fernández to Lula da Silva.
Meanwhile, without evidence or logical grounds, Estévez stated that the judges and prosecutors were "bought".
