Cristina Kirchner, crime and power

There is a deep question that may not find an answer except in the validity of a palpable vocation for foolishness: Why, possessing all the democratic power through the popular vote, literally criminal plans were implemented -according to Justice- to defraud in such a way " colossal" to society, to steal, to abuse that legally obtained power to convert the legal into the illegal in a chain, to produce wealth for the ruling leadership, and for their various followings through the State and at the same time (because they go in parallel ) growing poverty, inequality, insecurity, and serious uncertainty?

It is a

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It is possible to assume that this money has not produced the happiness of the vice president, but her judicial channeling, crudely described as lawfare.

Then why?

Why does he maintain the charisma who is crammed with fraud executed with a license?

The product of the crime that according to Justice has the current vice president as its protagonist demands to confiscate 84 billion pesos literally stolen.

Insecurity and private crimes grow unchecked.

Rosario's drug traffickers handle the massacres they decide on the streets by phone.

There is a line of criminological continuity.

The interpretation of political power in Argentina requires criminology as an analytical discipline.

Gomorrah.

According to Roberto Saviano, the author of "Gomorra", that description of the modus operandi of the drug mafias in Italy;

Here the money is weighed.

They know what power is.

However, when money “weights”, power can border on stormy heights and the political armament supported by so many bills could dissolve.

Absorb yourself and get dirty in front of history, which may not absolve Cristina as she supposed from her screams.

Or perhaps if he acquits her.

although it is true that among the possibilities, we must not rule out the scenario in which the weight of the stolen money can turn against the bearers of what is not really theirs.

Meanwhile, corruption advances along paths that open up to blood.

Experts affirm from comparative experiences that when a city of the magnitude of Rosario is as attacked as it is by drug traffickers, a spiral opens that does not stop.

, attached to the capital as another epicenter of drug gangs that act killing and even torturing, proliferating from the shadows but already coming to light, hitmen, persecutors and businessmen with the blood of others.

It is a belligerent situation that tends to expand rather than shrink.

Parading armed personnel in front of the cameras is not enough.

The construction of the Political spectacle, as Professor Murray Edelman would say, is not the solution to anything, but rather the installation of spectacularity as a mirage.

By the way, Aníbal Fernández incited the official internal accusing the Cámpora, already devalued but without abandoning the boxes, of annoying the president without respite, an annoyance calculated so that the president runs away from his utopian re-election desire.

The minister retorted: "Don't even dream of it," he certified, although at the same time he literally distanced himself from what was done now in Rosario, stating that he had nothing to do with the decision to send army troops to that city intruded by crime.

For him it is possible to politically state A and Not A at the same time.

Meanwhile the drug grows.

Pablo Escobar Gaviria is credited with a motto that governed his life:

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When drug violence spirals, that maxim becomes the basic dichotomy, the only valid and patent option, in the solid and lethal anatomy of the groups that takes refuge in fratricide.

He takes refuge in the confrontation and everyone loses.

Education, honest politics, and sanity are left out of that “life” program.

"Silver or lead".

Is that the new mainstream project?

There are incentives in favor of crime fueled by impunity, by the release of prisoners during the pandemic, and also -even- by the denial of compelling evidence that incriminates Cristina Fernández.

There are

, such as those observed in Rosario when stones were thrown, looting, threats, rubber bullets, and perhaps lead bullets, masked assassins and the inferno of lack of control lurking with ready claws.

Empty words don't help.

Solutions are urgently needed that, however, do not arrive.

Máximo Jerez, who was 11 years old, fell under the crossfire of drug traffickers.

And then no shooting was silenced, on the contrary, they multiplied.

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