


Argentina's Supreme Court Upholds Corruption Conviction of Ex-President Kirchner
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's corruption conviction is upheld by Argentina's Supreme Court, resulting in a 6-year prison sentence and disqualification from public office.
Overview
- Cristina Fernández de Kirchner was convicted in 2022 for corruption related to public works contracts.
- The Supreme Court's ruling confirms a 6-year prison sentence for the former president.
- President Javier Milei praised the court's decision, marking a significant political moment in Argentina.
- Fernández's defense may seek house arrest instead of prison time following the ruling.
- The conviction disqualifies Kirchner from holding any public office in the future.
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Appeal the conviction while mobilizing supporters for protests against the court's decision.
Kirchner and her lawyers appealed the conviction, while her supporters launched large protests.

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Appeal the conviction while mobilizing supporters for protests against the court's decision.
Kirchner and her lawyers appealed the conviction, while her supporters launched large protests.

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