The warning of Gregorio Dalbón if the government in place puts Cristina Kirchner in jail: the city will go down the street

"Argentina is not a submissive person," stressed the lawyer before the judicial attack against the former president.

February 19, 2019

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After the postponement for May of the first oral and public trial to which the former president and the current senator were confronted, Cristina Kirchner, one of his lawyers said that "the city will come out in the street "if she is doomed. These words used Gregorio Dalbón.

In the radio declarations SputnikDalbón said that for the Argentines, "Cristina's lawsuit is not a priority,I do not pay electricity, water, to make ends meet " and for this reason, he does not believe that the causes against the former president "can be very amusing for people who are going through a very difficult period, ie 75 or 80% of Argentines".

The lawyer badured that Argentines "do not believe" justice as regards the investigations of corruption against the Kirchner government. According to him, the cause of Cuadernos de los Coimas "will never be judged because a nullity was committed which did not consist in filming or recording the audios of the people who have repented".

"No element can ignore its principle of innocence, it is intact," said Dalbon. But in the hypothetical case of an arrest of the exmandataria, the lawyer draws a parallel with the arrest of Lula da Silva in Brazil: "It's dangerous what happened there with Dilma, with Temer, that the Brazilians have allowed (…) We, the Argentineans, are different in this sense: if there is something arbitrary and illegal that they can have with the opposition candidate, which , I think, will not happen, the city will go out on the street and undoubtedly rivers of blood will flow because Argentina is not a submissive person ".

Justice announced on Monday that the start of the trial for bribery in public works against the former president had been postponed until May 21, a few months before the presidential elections in October. The oral and public trial, whose start was originally scheduled for Feb. 26, was postponed due to the state of health of one of the members of the Federal Court, Judge Jorge Tbadara, who will be operated in the coming days, according to sources. judicial.

The judges had previously rejected a defense request to postpone the first trial hearing because of the Supreme Court's lack of expertise on the disputed public infrastructure works that depict the case. axis of the accusation. CFK is accused of having favored the businessman Lázaro Baez with the award of 52 public works for an amount of 46, 000 million pesos to Santa Cruz.