Causa Vialidad
“We will return,” former Argentine president Cristina Fernández tells supporters
The former president has been sentenced to six years of house arrest. Thousands of students, workers, teachers, etc., mobilized on the streets of Buenos Aires to repudiate the ruling.
Argentine Vice-President Cristina Kirchner hits out against judicial “parallel state”
Lawfare and the upcoming elections were the central themes of the Vice-President’s speech in her first public appearance since she was sentenced in the Causa Vialidad case earlier this month
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