The governor of Buenos Aires province, Axel Kicillof, has expressed his rejection and condemnation of the Clean Record bill, considering it a form of proscription aimed at Cristina Kirchner, which, according to him, represents a serious blow to democracy. In radio statements, Kicillof expressed his concern regarding this attempt at proscription and emphasized the seriousness of the situation. 'I believe we are facing a case of proscription of great gravity, against which we must be very clear and show rejection, condemnation, and at this point the disgust that the handling of judicial cases evokes,' he stated. The governor described the manipulations concerning justice as shameful and pointed out that the cases against Cristina Kirchner, in his opinion, ended up in the hands of Judge Bonadio due to alleged selection maneuvers. He believes that with the approval of the 'Clean Record' project, they seek to use these rulings to prevent Cristina from running for elections. Furthermore, Kicillof denounced the use of the media apparatus in these maneuvers and criticized the lack of transparency in the dissemination of information related to corruption allegations. 'Every time a complaint appears, a corruption incident, and it is from the right, they basically don't even mention which party it belongs to,' the governor added.
