The former president of Argentina Cristina Kirchner went to her balcony to greet the hundreds of followers who congregated this Sunday at the gates of her house, where she is serving house prison, to celebrate the great Peronist victory in the provincial elections of Buenos Aires.
“Did you see Milei?” He wrote minutes before leaving the Kirchner balcony In its X profile, and then recriminate, one by one, several policies and actions of the president Javier Milei During your government.
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LOOK: Peronism crushes Milei’s party in provincial elections in Buenos Aires
HomelandAlliance of different sectors of Peronism, won the elections of Buenos Aires for 47 % of the votes, while the Libertad Avanza (lla) of Milei obtained 34 %, according to official data when more than 85 % of the votes have been scrutinized.
This result means a strong Peronist triumph against the ultra -rightist party of Milei in a key election for national policy.
People celebrate after knowing the results of the legislative elections of the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, in front of the house of former president Cristina Kirchner. (EFE/ Adan González).
When the night began to fall, about 7 pm (10:00 p.m. Kirchnerwhere hundreds of people follow the Peronist triumph.
“We are spending tremendous moments, where we lose rights, we lose sovereignty, attack the most vulnerable, Everything we had is losing it, and for me it is a relief that Peronism is having these numbers. That’s why I came here to see Cristina, who is my leader, in which I deposit my trust “Ana Riveros, one of the congregates, told Efe.
And I add: “The current government is a catastrophe, it is a disaster for the country, for all Argentines.”
Cristina Kirchner was very hard in her message posted on X against Milei. He started with a reproach for having appropriate in this campaign of the motto “Anymore”an emblematic phrase that, from the trial to the military boards of the dictatorship, has been closely linked to human rights policies, memory and justice.
“Did you see Milei? Banalize and vandalize the ‘Never again’, which represents the blackest and tragic period in Argentine history, is not free. Laughing about the death and pain of your opponents, either,” The former president wrote, who harangued him: “I left the bubble, brother … that heavy is getting.”
The former president, who is serving a housekeeping three to be convicted of irregularities in the granting of public works, reproached Milei for his adjustment policies against disabled people and listed a series of consequences that society is suffering for that reason.
Finally, he referred to the following electoral appointment in Argentina to renew the National Congress: “On October 26, Kirchnerism and Peronism … more than ever!” He concluded, while the street where he lives was full of people and cut to traffic for the large influx of people who went to celebrate with her.
