Zannini, campaigning: "Does the photo of Awada arouse more emotion than that of Evita or Cristina?"

Carlos Zannini

, former legal and technical secretary of Néstor and

Cristina Kirchner

, was present last night in the "militant homage" to the former chancellor

Héctor Timerman

where he took the opportunity to warm up the election campaign and criticize the government. His reappearance took place in a local party in Palermo, surrounded by about 200 people.

"Macri has failed because it implements a furious fit plan and favors the sectors that cause the most damage to those who have less.Some votes will have been lost.I do not see that They live it in the football fields that they have put, "Zannini said ironically.

The former candidate for the post of vice president of the Front for Victory arrived at the local party PalermoK after 19 years and was received by a standing ovation of 200 people gathered to hear him speak.

Zannini was the main speaker of the day bringing together Javier Timerman, brother of the recently deceased former Chancellor. Jorge Elbaum, former director of the DAIA; and Graciana Peñafort, Timerman's lawyer,

Amado Boudou

and Luis D 'Elía.

"They talk about notebooks [de las coimas] and they say that Cristina may have dropped a lot in order to vote. But in the social perception of the street, I see something else. I think Cristina will vote no less than 38%, it was they who voted for us in the first round. And for Macri, reaching 30% is going to be a very big effort, "said Zannini.

On the front of the local party, located in Nicaragua Street, a white flag with the phrase "There is no democracy for political prisoners" adorns the improvised stage, where speakers sit behind a white plastic desk drawers so that the spectators can see them without difficulty.

Zannini, who spent 107 days in pretrial detention and was accused of concealment concealed in the Iranian memorandum of understanding, broke the ice by asking a rhetorical question: "Do they have more heart than us to win these elections? from Juliana Awada that of Evita or Cristina herself? "The interpellation provoked an ovation in the audience, placed on chairs and standing in the paved street.

The decorations of the place also carried posters with the images of all the "political prisoners" of Kirchnerism. Among the twenty posters, they stood out: the photo of the executive of Cristina with the slogan "Free to Amado Boudou"; the embrace between Julio De Vido and Néstor Kirchner with the caption "Together, they performed the greatest public work of history"; the smiling face of the former Federal Planning Minister who had asked for "Free Julio De Vido"; the black and white face of the former president of Brazil convicted of bribery who had asked for "Free Lula"; and the serious expression of Tupac Amaru's social leader who said "Free Milagro"; among others.

"This is a political persecution.Each of the arrests is a political prison.For some, there are express and agreed suspensions, for others, a prison before the trials and those who are imprisoned are political prisoners because the decisions they were taken in politics and not in legal criteria, "Zannini accused.

The former secretary of legal and technical affairs proposed to the union of opposition sectors to overthrow the ruling party. "It would be good to find a place where we can be Peronist and non-Peronist, we should gather around a government program that saves the national and the popular and sets the direction elsewhere, because here we are building the country. exclusion and we know that the solution One of the problems is to focus on inclusion and run the factories, "said Zannini.

At the end of the militant act, Zannini invited the public to "not expect everything from Cristina" and to "have more activity to capture the votes" in order to change the economic, political and social direction . He also said that before the presidencies of Néstor and Cristina Kirchner, "the country was very bad but we could go ahead". And he called for "working to convince" those who are disenchanted with the government to "achieve a great triumph so that Argentina is once again the happy place we all want". As the applause echoed and everyone in the room raised their fingers in a V, a man shouted loudly, "We are going to win."