Cristina said that Putin had handed him the letter from St. Martin that he had at his home

The book by Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who began selling today, was already monopolizing local news, but could also reach the international media, as the former president says that the president Russian Vladimir Putin had handed him a letter from San Martín been stolen.

The TN.com.ar portal recalled that for this document, Judge Claudio Bonadio had attempted to "conceal, destroy or illegally export historical documents" and had initiated an investigation that led to a first conclusion: the letter had been stolen from the vicuna archives. Mackenna, Chile, during a move in 1981.

Cristina is now trying to clarify the facts and she says on page 14 of her book: "What about the letter from St. Martin is a wonderful story: during my visit to Moscow in March 2015 after the working lunch that the President had offered us from the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, when we left, he interrupted the pbadage of our delegation and asked one of his staff, who had a box between his hands, to come and to my surprise, translator, He said to me: "This is for you, President." When I opened the box and I could see the original San Martin letter At O 'Higgins, I almost died, I looked at him and asked him: "And what? ? & # 39; The answer was immediate and surprised me even more: & # 39; We sent him to buy for you in New York. "I confess that if I wanted to impress, I realized it and with more … An original letter from liberator San Martín al Liberator O. Higgins! In which, moreover, St. Martin laments the gratitude they both received for the people they liberated! Mum! Putin, hat. "

However, the brief paragraph opens a new question: how did Putin get the document if the Chilean authorities and the Argentine justice system believe that after being stolen, he wandered for years through the market black?