K activists threatened a man in Tres de Febrero over the 'NEVER AGAIN' sign

A resident of Ciudadela, Tres de Febrero, reported having received serious threats from Kirchnerist activists of La Cámpora after placing a political sign on his property, which serves as both a paint store and a private residence.

According to information revealed to this outlet, the sign consists of photos of Kirchnerist figures, such as Cristina Kirchner, Máximo Kirchner, Axel Kicillof, Sergio Massa, and Alberto Fernández, accompanied by the slogan "Kirchnerism Never Again," with a call to vote for La Libertad Avanza in the provincial elections on September 7.

The sign, located on the facade of his business and residence, provoked strong anger among the violent Kirchnerist activists in the area. The victim stated that if he did not take it down, they were going to set fire to his house and business. The threats were made by members of La Cámpora, a Kirchnerist organization led by Máximo Kirchner.

Since the victim lives in the property where the sign is located, there is significant concern for his physical safety. In addition, he reported that, although the threats have so far been verbal, the violent Kirchnerists are allegedly planning to gather at the corner where the sign is located with the intention of setting it on fire, also burning his entire property and endangering his life.

On his social media, the lawyer of the corrupt Cristina Kirchner, Gregorio Dalbon, incited hatred against La Libertad Avanza and Milei's activists, stating that "not even the dictatorship dared to go this far" simply for having a sign with the slogan "Kirchnerism Never Again," and spreading a violent message that ends up provoking situations like this case in Tres de Febrero.

This incident adds to other cases of political intimidation carried out by Kirchnerist groups in recent months, which demonstrates their violent behavior and a climate of constant confrontation.

Meanwhile, the Municipality of Tres de Febrero reported that surveillance in the area will be increased and urged the community to report any attempt at violence or intimidation related to political motives.

The attack on TN

On June 10, 2025, activists from La Cámpora violently stormed the facilities of TN and El Trece, located in the ARTEAR building in Buenos Aires, after the confirmation of the conviction of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner in the "Vialidad" case.

The violent activists, hooded and organized, caused damage to windows, vehicles, and equipment in the building, put up banners with political slogans, and threw stones. The Prosecutor's Office charged three leaders of the group, who received restraining measures, generating strong social and political rejection, since the incident constitutes an attack on freedom of expression and an example of Kirchnerism's political violence that concerns the public.