One of Cristina Kirchner's lawyers said that, when they detained her, "the city will come out on the street and there will be rivers of blood"

True to his strident style, Gregorio Dalbón, one of Cristina Kirchner's lawyers, felt that in the event that the former president would be arrested "People will come out on the street and there will be rivers of blood."

The lawyer compared the situation of his accused to that of the former president of Brazil. Lula da Silva, imprisoned since last year. "It's dangerous what happened there with Dilma Rousseff, with Michel Temer, the Argentineans are different in that sense," said the lawyer.

"If there is something arbitrary and illegal that can happen with the opposition candidate, which I do not think, people will go down the street and," he said. undoubtedly, they will flow rivers of blood, because Argentina is not a submissive person"he said.

Dalbón spoke of a context of "regional right" and a confrontation between two country models, one "the poor do not have work" and the other "more inclusive, degraded, where people can have work and decent pensions", statements to a radio program of the news agency Sputnik.

The lawyer said that for the Argentines "the Cristina lawsuit is not a priority, but to pay for electricity, water and electricity. arrive at the end of the month " and baderted that they "do not believe" justice in causes related to the exmandataria.

One of the trials the former president will face will be corruption in public works, whose start has been postponed to May 21 because of the state of health of one of the members of the Federal Oral Court 2 (TOF 2), which must undergo an operation.

The employer is also sued in the case Lázaro Báez and several Kirchner officials. The former president is accused of leading an illegal badociation that has spent $ 52 billion in road contracts for businessman K, for $ 46 billion.

Cristina is also on remand in the case of the bribe books, but remains free for the privileges she has as a senator.