Cristina Kirchner speaks in her book of the pact with Iran: "It was a real naïveté"

While playing the mystery of his possible candidacy for the presidency,

Cristina Kirchner

surprised today by announcing the release of his book,
cordially in which he proposes "a look and a retrospective reflection to reveal certain facts and chapters of the recent history and their impact on the life of the Argentineans".

The former president will present her book on May 9 at the Book Fair. But today, a few fragments of the publication that will be available nationwide next Friday went beyond that.

Among the issues addressed in the book, the national senator reflects on the controversial memorandum of understanding that signed it.
Government with Iran for the attack against the AMIA.

"The illusion of
sign the memorandum and imagine that the photo of the Argentinian judge in charge of the case which sits in Tehran and which testifies to the Iranian defendants was, today, a naivete which made us forget the geopolitical interests in conflict "The exmandataria keeps in the book.

Cristina Kirchner

is being held in pre-trial detention by
sign the memorandum with Tehran for
in the AMIA case, a pact denounced by prosecutor Alberto Nisman as a concealment four days before his death.

Nisman denounced the fact that the former president wanted impunity for Iranians suspected of having flown the AMIA in exchange for resuming their trade relations. The agreement with Tehran has been declared unconstitutional.

In his book, the exmandataria also talks about the management of Cambiemos, the cause of bribebooks, the relationship with the

dad Francisco

and denunciations for corruption during Kirchnerism.

And he left a sentence that encourages the war cry about his postulation: "If anyone asks me to define Mauricio Macri in one word, the only one that comes to my mind is: chaos … Argentina must be ordered again ".