
UNC faculties in Córdoba defend Cristina Kirchner and generate social backlash
With a pamphleteering tone, Philosophy and Arts at UNC defended CFK and attacked the republican system without legal arguments
The Philosophy and Arts Faculties at UNC published institutional statements in support of Cristina Kirchner. The statements describe the Supreme Court's ruling as "a political proscription" and attack the Argentine judicial system. For many people in Córdoba, this is seen as a new display of partisan alignment with Kirchnerism. On social media, reactions came quickly. Many pointed out the use of state-funded academic spaces for partisan purposes. The tone of the statements caused rejection even among sectors critical of the national government. Both faculties published their statements from official accounts. This sparked a heated discussion about the politicization of educational institutions. UNC is once again at the center of the debate over the ideological use of its structures.

Statements with a militant tone and no legal basis
It doesn't present legal argumentsThe text deliberately omits the proven facts
Civic rejection was heard on social media
flood of criticism from students and citizens.criticismuse of public resources for militant purposes.reflecting the exhaustion with the defense of convicted leaders.
Silence on corruption and contempt for the republic
None of the texts mention the reasons for CFK's conviction unanimous decision confirmed by the Court.more concerningeducational institutions vindicate convicted leaders.
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