Florencia Kirchner asked to stay 45 days in Cuba

Florencia Kirchner yesterday asked the court for permission to stay an additional 45 days in Cuba and to continue
the medical treatment she has had in this country since the beginning of the month. The president of the case, Daniel Obligado, spoke to the Forensic Medicine (CMF) to badyze the clinical history and indicate how long it required a cure. That is, the judge wants to know if Florence can travel or not and how long she will require her treatment on the island.

Former President Cristina Kirchner returned yesterday to Argentina after spending a week in Cuba to accompany her daughter Florencia to treatment for her health problems. Cristina, who landed at Ezeiza at dawn around 4 am, will have to refocus on the many court cases that follow her.

Before starting the return,
The former president made public the medical history of her daughter with the recommendation of Cuban doctors to "not travel" and posted a photo of the health center where she is being treated.

According to the medical report published by Cristina Kirchner, doctors are investigating her daughter Florencia for several paintings whose causes are still unclear. Florencia is outpatient at the Quirúrgicas Medical Research Center (Cimeq) in Havana, Cuba.

According to the document, Florencia Kirchner would suffer from a "post-traumatic stress disorder". "The patient is currently undergoing a comprehensive study that has not yet been completed, so daily treatment in physiotherapy is discouraged," said Dr. Roberto Castellanos Gutiérrez and Dr. Charles Hall Smith. who signed the report.

But in addition, the daughter of the exmandataria has other diagnoses, which also appear in the document published by his mother. Purpuric syndrome or "purple"; demyelinating polyneuropathy; amenorrhea, that is, the absence of menstruation; lymphedema and "post-traumatic stress disorder", a set of symptoms that occur after an episode of shock and interfere with relationships or work.