In shock, judges and prosecutors of Comodoro Py fear a "revenge" of Kirchner

In federal courts, they anticipate changes in the causes of corruption if Fernández ratifies an electoral victory in October

Alberto Beraldi, briefcase in hand, advances in the hall of the fourth floor of the courts of
Commodore Py. The lawyer of
Cristina Kirchner Brakes at a ticketing table and writes. Every day But today, he has a big smile.

He knows the federal government well and has heard many times the prophecy that they will never remain inert in the face of a change of power.

"He will not have any questions, the judges will look at everything that happens in the office. [sin que el defensor lo pida]Another criminal looks at him, saying to his peers, "Now you must be a corporate lawyer. They will be the new Beraldis. They will charge a lot and they will not take anyone. "

Beyond the ironies, the
triumph crushing
Kirchnerism in
the primary the time has changed in the federal courts where the main proceedings are processed
causes of corruption. Yesterday morning, the building was in shock.

Everyone in his office, the judges and prosecutors who pleaded against Cristina Kirchner began to prepare for "revenge".

"This may not be a ministry, but revenge will become a state policy," said a federal justice official who has for years become an enemy of the Kirchner. It is part of the "no turning back" group, a new category of Comodoro Py, where the ability to recycle has always been considered a vital virtue for survival.

"Soon you will see how the meaning of many resolutions changes," he said. "Soon" is, according to him, without even waiting for the outcome of the general elections of October.

"We cry," said a judge's secretary softly, and smiled. This is the office of another "no going back". In this group, Mauricio Macri is responsible for the political resurrection of Kirchnerism.

Prosecutors who have celebrated the departure of Alejandra Gils Carbó also blame Macri for reaching what appears to be the end of his government without appointing a lawyer. They fear that the permanent replacement of the woman they have faced so much is "equal or worse".

An attorney strongly criticized for his kirnerism however warns that the lack of a lawyer could have a positive side for those whom a future new government might want to engage. "Until they offer a lawyer, pbad the Senate, open a summary and make sure that a jury spends a lot of time."

Corruption and crisis

"We confirmed what we knew: people do not care about corruption when their pocket hurts them," said a judge who sent to trial Kirchner officials accused of ending up with money. public.

What will happen now with these causes? The trial judges have already raised a good deal of their investigations against the Kirchners and their entourage. Among the following in education, the most emblematic is that of notebooks, but its rise is imminent. Therefore, the eye is turned to the oral courts, whose judges have generally been less exposed. There is less "no turning back".

Alberto Fernandez Meet many officials of Comodoro Py. He is a criminal and, like several federates, professor at the UBA. With Julian Ercolini, who sent Cristina Kirchner to court for public works, she joined the presidency of Esteban Righi. During the campaign, Fernández named him as one of the judges whose judgments should be reviewed. "Ercolini was my student, but I do not understand how he diverted his knowledge to sign these things," he said. He also criticized Claudio Bonadio and cameramen Martín Irurzun, Gustavo Hornos and Carlos Gemignani. In an interview with María O Donnell and Ernesto Tenembaum, he said: "They will have to explain the barrabasadas that they wrote to discharge the power of the day."

His status as a law professor is considered by some officials of Comodoro Py – who are of course not the ones he has reported – a positive fact. "He knows justice and is a moderate," said one of them. "The power does not belong to you," said another. "Those who are going to take revenge are Cristina and La Cámpora, but let's not go forward … not a day of past STEP."

With the intention of moving forward, they have opened accounts in multiple offices: how many years it remains to retire, what can happen to the Judicial Council, how long will it take he to Fernandez to appoint a new lawyer.

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