A lawyer, Cristina Kirchner, warned that if you go to jail, "people will come out" and "flow rivers of blood" – 19/02/2019

One of Cristina Kirchner's lawyers warned Tuesday that if the former president became prey "the city will go out on the street" and "will flow rivers of blood".

The thundering statements were made by Gregorio Dalbón, one of the defenders of the former president and current senator, postponed Monday the beginning of the trial for corruption in public works, scheduled for February 26.

Interviewed on a radio program of the press agency Sputnik, Dalbon compared Fernández de Kirchner's judicial situation to that of former Brazilian President Lula Da Silva (imprisoned since last year): "It's dangerous what happened with Dilma, with Temer, we Argentines there is something arbitrary and illegal that you may have to do with the opposition candidate, which I think will not happen not, people will go out into the streets and will undoubtedly flow rivers of blood, because Argentina is not a submissive person ".

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In that sense, he spoke of a context of "regional right" and an offer between two country models, one in which "the poor do not have work" and the other, "more inclusive, downgraded, where people might have work and some decent pensions ".

The lawyer also said that for the Argentines "Cristina's lawsuit is not a priority, but to pay for electricity, water and make ends meet" and that they "do not believe" justice in cases related to the former president.

On Monday, the Federal Oral Court 2 (TOF 2) postponed to May 21 the hearings of the first oral and public corruption lawsuit that Cristina Kirchner faces due to the state of health of one of its members , Jorge Tbadara, who has It must be operated in the coming days.

Several kirchnerist officials and businessman Lázaro Báez are also on trial. The former president is accused of being the head of an illegal badociation that spent $ 52 billion in road contracts in favor of businessman K.

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