Gregorio Dalbón said that "if Cristina Kirchner goes to prison, rivers of blood will flow"

Gregorio Dalbón, the lawyer of Cristina Kirchner, said Tuesday that "the city will go out on the street" if the former president is convicted in some of the cases in which she is involved and questions the actions of the justice system.

Dalbón badured that the Argentine justice "it's worthless" and "It's a justice we do not believe in. ". In addition, with respect to the cases in which the former president is involved, she stated that she did not believe in the resolution that the court takes. "It is a corrupt justice that I will not believe if we condemn it or if we absolve it," he said.

The lawyer compared the judicial situation of the former president and current Senator of Unidad Ciudadana with the judicial process led by the former president of Brazil, Luis Ignacio Lula Da Silva. "It's dangerous what the Brazilians allowed Dilma, Temer and Temer," he said.

Finally, he indicated that "Argentines are different in this sense" and "If there is something arbitrary and illegal that can happen to do with the opposition candidate, which I do not think, people will go down the street. and flow, no doubt, rivers of blood because the Argentine is not a submissive ".

"Cristina's lawsuit is not a priority, but pay for electricity, water, to make ends meet", Said Dalbón in an interview on a radio show of the Russian news agency Sputnik, while pointing out that the lawsuit against Cristina Kirchner "can entertain many people who are going through difficult times, namely 75 or 80% of Argentines".

The lawyer also pointed out that Cristina "It's just in all his judicial situations" and stressed that "there is no problem that can come to ignore the principle of innocence that is intact".

"There are two models of countries, one that leads us to bankruptcy, in which the IMF must help us with $ 200 billion because the poor do not have work, and another more inclusive where the country was somehow indebted, where people could have work, decent pensions, the opposite of what happened with this model of government, "he said.