Militants related to Kirchnerism remained this Monday in the vicinity of the house of Vice President Cristina Fernández, on the corner of Uruguay and Juncal streets in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Recoleta, after having spent the weekend there as a sign of support to the former president before the prison request against him in the case known as Vialidad.
Although in smaller numbers, a group of followers remained expectant this morning in the area of the building where Fernández de Kirchner lives, and where many of them had the opportunity this Sunday to greet the former president.
The vice president left her home at noon and returned after 8 p.m., and on both occasions she took a few minutes to greet the audience, who could hold her hand, take photos or ask her to sign the book “Sinceramente” by her.
Last Saturday, the Buenos Aires Police repressed the demonstrators who were in the vicinity of the building, among them the national deputy of the Front of All (FdT) Máximo Kirchner, who was attacked by security forces.
That same night, the vice president gave a brief speech in which she warned that “the only place where violence took place was in the city of Buenos Aires” and asked her supporters to go “rest.”
