The vice president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner said today that “Macrismo, the hegemonic media and the Judiciary put together a judicial case to persecute, destroy and imprison opponents,” and said that “each and every lie” related to the Memorandum fell. of Understanding with Iran.
Likewise, he considered that “media lies and armed causes collapse like a house of cards”, referring to the report that Interpol Argentina sent judge Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi in the case for the Memorandum with Iran, where it is stated that “the red alerts were always in force.”
“Lawfare to the stick,” said the Vice President in a publication she made this morning on her Twitter account, along with a video in which she says she would have liked former Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman to be alive to see how “the media lies and armed causes collapse like a house of cards ”.
In this context, the former President also shared a note from the Página / 12 newspaper, entitled “Interpol buried the heart of the cause for the Memorandum with Iran: an end to the history of red alerts”, which reports that Martínez de Giorgi received the report requested by the complainants themselves who accused the former President and the former foreign minister of treason.
“On June 22 each and every one of the lies with which the case regarding the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran fell, and it was demonstrated how Macrism, the hegemonic media and the Argentine Judiciary put together a cause court to persecute, destroy and imprison political opponents, “added the former president.
He also added that it was Interpol who “responded in detail in a report to a Comodor Py judge – when not – what everyone always knew: that the famous red alerts issued in 2007 were absolutely always in force and remained unchanged.”
“How I wish that Héctor could see this, where the lies of media denunciations and armed causes collapse like a house of cards. A pity that Héctor is not with us, a huge pity,” he said.
In her publication, Cristina Kirchner considered that “it is a real shame that an international organization like Interpol has to come to my country to do a little justice.”
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