Buenos Aires, Jan 8 (NA) - Former President Cristina Kirchner referred this Thursday to the accident that took place last Wednesday under the San José 1111 building, where she is serving house arrest, and that cost the life of activist Adrián Cherasco. She said that it "angers her a lot that love and gratitude have such bad luck." According to the former head of state, she knew that Cherasco had just finished high school and that activists had nicknamed him 'Córdoba.' 'It is very difficult for me to write these lines, it angers me a lot that love and gratitude have such bad luck. Is it a sign of the times we are living in?', she expressed on her social networks. And she added: 'In times of some ingratitude and convenient forgetfulness, thank you, Adrián “Córdoba” for these months of companionship and vigil at San José 1111.' 'Yesterday morning the squeal of brakes, the dry noise of an impact, and screams enter through the balconies of San José 1111,' the former head of state recounted from her social networks. 'A crash, I said, and I see Diego running downstairs. I am sure that God and the Virgin Mary are by your side and that you will be able to rest in peace.' She also described the scene: 'I peek out of one of the windows and see a taxi embedded against the shutter of the bar in front and a man screaming desperately, trying to manipulate the car's steering wheel to get it off the sidewalk and down to the street.' When he manages to, you can see a person from behind who is completely motionless. The motionless body forever was that of Adrián Cherasco.'
