Tomorrow, at the moment the ruling is given, senators and national deputies will meet because they expect a fair perspective. Her profile is high and she will not give up the fight, because that would mean giving up on life.
The former president of the nation, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, arrived at the headquarters of the Transport Workers' Union (SMATA) past noon. The initial meeting of her new space Primero la Patria lasted 30 minutes behind closed doors, with the members who accompanied her on her list.
Fernández de Kirchner was received by the union's general secretary, Ricardo Pignanelli, and other members who accompany her in this new political project. Among those present were the former Minister of Defense of the Nation, Agustín Rossi; the mayor of Quilmes, Mayra Mendoza; and national senator José Mayans, among others.
The meeting focused on the guidelines of what this new political force will be and organizing the event on the upcoming November 17, when the former president will assume the presidency of the Justicialist Party.
Previously, Rossi was asked about the verdict Cristina Fernández would receive tomorrow regarding the 'Vialidad' case, which involves alleged acts of corruption in public works in the province of Santa Cruz. "No official has been pursued as much as Cristina," he assured.
At the end of the meeting, Mayans indicated that the next president of the PJ spoke only "about the political party" and the proposals they will provide "for the people to accompany them." He also stated that "no candidacy" was discussed for the upcoming legislative or presidential elections and that the main objective was to talk about how to "support the comrades and work together."
The senator confirmed that the certificates from the Electoral Board of the Justicialist Party were issued to move forward with the formalization of Cristina Kirchner's presidency of the force. "She can be the next president of the country and that is why they are pursuing her; there is a clear vision of proscription."
