Cristina Kirchner

Argentina’s former president Cristina Kirchner, who is currently serving a six-year fraud sentence under house arrest, is set to go on trial Thursday, November 6, in a separate corruption case involving allegations that she received millions of dollars in bribes. Kirchner, a dominant and divisive force in Argentine politics for…

Latin America Cristina Kirchner, who defined Argentine politics for a generation, is banned from holding office. In the Argentine federal courthouse on Comodoro Py, a judge sentenced Cristina Kirchner, the Peronist strongwoman and former president of Argentina who has dominated the Argentine left for decades, to six years of house…

Argentina’s Supreme Court has upheld a six-year prison sentence against Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the polarizing former president and one of the country’s most influential politicians, barring her from public office for life. Kirchner, 72, was formally charged with corruption Tuesday and given five days to present herself before the…

Senator Kueider, accused of corruption and caught with cash Joaquin Temes “He better avoid walking out to his balcony,” said an incandescent José Mayans (Peronist Senator for the province of Formosa) during his speech in a last-minute session analyzing the fate of disgraced Senator Edgardo Kueider, accused of corruption, a…

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - A federal appeals court in Argentina upheld a guilty verdict for former President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner on...Read More

Cristina Kirchner was convicted of overseeing fraudulent public works contracts during her tenure as the president of Argentina - Copyright AFP JUAN MABROMATA Argentina’s Vice President and former leader Cristina Kirchner has vowed not to seek a return to the highest office as the country gears up for the October…

Argentina Vice President Cristina Kirchner has claimed that the corruption investigations launched against her were political persecution and led to an alleged assassination attempt - Copyright Sputnik/AFP/File Pavel BEDNYAKOV Argentina Vice President Cristina Kirchner on Thursday demanded the reclusion of a judge overseeing the investigation into an alleged attempt to…

Footage shows a man pointing a handgun at Argentine Vice President Cristina Kirchner as she greeted supporters in Buenos Aires on Thursday. The weapon didn’t discharge and police arrested a 35-year-old man. Photo: Matias Baglietto/Zuma PressUpdated Sept. 2, 2022 10:35 am ET BUENOS AIRES—Argentina’s government called on supporters to rally…

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Don't cry for me, Argentina. VEEP Cristina Kirchner. No interest in Wall Street bond lords. (AP ... Photo/Eduardo Di Baia) ASSOCIATED PRESS Argentina has gone rogue. They’re going to “stick it the man.” One can almost picture Cristina Kirchner holding a sign with Occupy Wall Street types: “Hungry? Eat a…