The furious messages of the opposition after the speech of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

The Opposition reacted angrily to the speech given by the Vice President of the Nation, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, this Tuesday afternoon in the Buenos Aires town of Avellaneda, where she stated that there was no "resignation" or "self-exclusion" in her announcement of not to be a candidate in 2023, but rather it was a "proscription" derived from the ruling against her in the Roads case.

The Cordoba national deputy of the Radical Civic Union (UCR) Mario Negri expressed in this sense: "In Argentina there is no proscription. Former President Menem died as a senator because his sentences were not finalized. Cristina Kirchner knows this better than anyone. The epic of the Proscription is pure story to activate a more than obvious operational clamor".

The national deputy and former governor of the province of Buenos Aires, María Eugenia Vidal, defiantly pointed out on her Twitter account: "You are not banned, you are convicted of defrauding the State, @CFKArgentina."

Waldo Wolff, appointed this Tuesday as Secretary of Public Affairs of the City of Buenos Aires for which he will leave his seat in Deputies, asserted: "9 of the 10 judges of Comodoro Py were chosen by this political sign that governs. 3 of 4 judges of the court are of pro-government origin. They have a majority in the Senate, where judges have been elected since 1983. Kirchnerism has no problems with justice. It has problems with the truth."

Ricardo López Murphy, representative of the United Republicans and member of Juntos por el Cambio said: "There is no ban, there are three tons of evidence against you and a conviction, Cristina Kirchner."

Meanwhile, the liberal legislator José Luis Espert also joined the criticism, who stressed: "From manual. After the Justice nailed her 'chorra', Cristina, assumes the representation of all Peronism and says that it is the mafias that They want to ban him to avoid the marvelous transformations he has done for the people in Argentine history. Cheeky".

The opposition reacted angrily to the speech given by the Vice President of the Nation, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, this Tuesday afternoon in the Buenos Aires town of Avellaneda, where she stated that there was no "resignation" or "self-exclusion" in her announcement of not to be a candidate in 2023, but rather it was a "proscription" derived from the ruling against her in the Roads case.