Upset in Grandmothers with La Cámpora for the call to march on March 24 against the "ban" of Cristina Kirchner

Estela de Carlotto questioned the call of La Cámpora to mobilize on March 24 against the supposed ban on Cristina Kirchner and assured that

"On the 24th, Cristina is not going to make this demonstration because it is exclusively the remembrance of a coup d'etat and the disappearance of 30,000 people, plus 500 babies born in captivity and that day is 'Memory, Truth

she said in dialogue. with FM La Patriada.

At the end of December, the vice president led an act in Avellaneda, which meant her reappearance after being sentenced to six years in prison for corruption in Vialidad and for the closure she called to mobilize against the "mafias and the parallel State".

"Argentina and democracy without mafias because we deserve it," was the motto that the former president announced months ago.

"That 40 years after the recovery of that democracy we see it with a parallel State, captured by the mafias, is not fair for those who suffered the consequences of the dictatorship or for the millions of Argentines who continue to bet that democracy is the better way to live among us”, expressed Cristina in the call to mobilize for March 24, 2023.

Cristina Kirchner during the act in Avellaneda where she called to mobilize on March 24 against "the mafias".

Photo EFE.

In January, Andrés "El Cuervo" Larroque, general secretary of La Cámpora, whitewashed that they are working with a view to the call that the former president herself made, from Avellaneda, for next March 24.

"Cristina made a very important call for March 24

and today the militancy has to come out of that state of lethargy and a certain discouragement, after going through a rather gray moment in political terms, which can mean the disappointment of the current management , which had generated other types of expectations", summed up the Buenos Aires minister.

However, this Tuesday, the head of Mothers said that said call

"We cannot mix two things with a purely current political issue, which Cristina very deservedly has to see and live it to feel better. On that day we can directly mention it (the ban) in the document, but the memory is of what happened on March 24, 1976 and the date of the 30,000 disappeared," he said.

Carlotto also avoided taking a position on the debate around the alleged "ban" of the former president, which generated a rift in the Frente de Todos government with crosses between the new chief of staff, Agustín Rossi, and the ministers of Security and Development. Social, Aníbal Fernández and Victoria Tolosa Paz.

"I am confused, some say yes and others say no and I do not understand why I am not at the bottom of everything they have said and done to Cristina, of wanting to kill her with all these slanders," she said.

Although he highlighted the position of the Minister of Security, who remarked that "Cristina is not banned" and that "she can be a candidate if she wants to."

"I understood that it was not proscribed and if someone like Aníbal Fernández says it, I think he says it judiciously, he is a lawyer," he added.

Finally, when asked about whether the vice-presidential candidate for president in the 2023 elections, she replied that it is something that they have to settle between Alberto Fernández and Cristina Kirchner.

"Either of them are going to be very good (candidates) for our government," she concluded.

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