Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner left her home in the Recoleta neighborhood after 1 p.m. to go to her office in the National Congress amid expressions of support and affection from protesters gathered at the site, who sang the verses of the Peronist march.
Militants from various social, political and student organizations maintained this Wednesday, for tenth consecutive day, a vigil in front of the domicile of Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Recoleta.
In a very good mood, the Vice President greeted, he took several photos with the elderly, children and pregnant women, and also signed his book “Sincerely” to the militants who remain at home doing a vigil.
The demonstration of support for the former president in the context of the case that is being followed by the alleged direction of public works in Santa Cruz, and in which the former president is accused, was maintained today on Juncal street almost Uruguay.
There was no interruption of vehicular traffic and Kirchner supporters remained on the sidewalk waiting for Cristina to leave her home.
“The idea is to continue with the vigil, and make a stronger presence at the times when she (Cristina) leaves and enters her house. But yes, the vigil in Juncal continues”a young leader of one of the organizations that maintains street action told Télam.
Raúl Delgado, councilor of the Frente de Todos (FdT) and leader of the Martín Fierro National Current, in the Buenos Aires municipality of Florencio Varela, informed this agency: “We, together with other organizations, will continue to accompany Cristina at the door of her house. We will continue to be here to take care of her in the face of permanent threats from the government of (Horacio Rodríguez) Larreta and his followers. the head of government plays at being the executing arm of the country’s judicial party“.
“The militancy is going to continue guarding the people, Cristina and Peronism from the coup plotters of the Judiciary,” the Buenos Aires leader completed.
On Tuesday night, shortly before 9:00 p.m., Cristina Fernández de Kirchner arrived at her home amid the euphoria of her followers who had gathered in large numbers in front of her home and where they waited for hours to see the leader of Peronism.
The former president greeted many of the people who demonstrated at the scene for several minutes and even signed some copies of her book “Sincerely” before entering her apartment.
“With militant passion and joy, we have spent another night in custody at the house of the compañera Cristina. This custody that we do is going to be maintained,” Delgado told Télam.
The vigil of the protesters began on Monday the 22nd of this monthafter the prosecutor Diego Luciani requested, in the allegation he made in the public work trial in Santa Cruz, a sentence of 12 years in prison and disqualification from holding public office for the Vice President.
