Buenos Aires, March 17 (NA) – The Governor of Buenos Aires Province, Axel Kicillof, stated on Tuesday that the government of Javier Milei “continues its harassment” of Cristina Kirchner and does so “hand in hand with the judicial system,” in reference to the summons for the former president to testify today at the Comorro Py courts in the so-called “Notebooks Case.”
“The judicial system, hand in hand with the Milei government, continues its harassment of @CFKArgentina. Tomorrow, March 17 - 7 am, San José 1111, CABA,” calling to accompany the former president to the federal courts in Retiro.
“After a conviction as unjust as it is absurd, they want to subject her to another judicial spectacle,” expressed Kicillof through his account on the social network X.
For the provincial governor, the government “is mounting this show precisely when the destructive effect of its government policies is becoming undeniable, while scandals like the crypto-scam are erupting, in which the same people who persecute popular leaders are acting as accomplices.”
According to what Noticias Argentinas has been publishing in recent days, the former President is summoned to testify at 9 am before the Oral Court in Criminal and Federal Matters No. 7 (TOF 7) in the Notebooks Case, as mandatory in-person attendance was established for the start of the inquiry hearings.
On his X account, Kicillof also reproduced at the last minute a call made by the Movement for the Right to the Future, which he himself leads, which read: “Against injustice, with Cristina.”
