With more presence of unions than of mayors, Kirchnerism marches for Cristina Kirchner to the Supreme Court

The seventh anniversary of that first summons to investigate

became the argument for a march called by the hard Kirchnerism to the Palace of Courts, which since noon complicated traffic in downtown Buenos Aires and has more presence of unions than mayors from the suburbs, where

.

With the Metrobus on Avenida 9 de Julio cut off by

, one of the main conveners of the march, few flags of municipalities in Greater Buenos Aires can be seen in the streets surrounding Plaza Lavalle.

La Matanza, led by the Peronist Fernando Espinoza and Ezeiza, where Alejandro Granados governs, are some of the few present. 

The mosaic of the blockade of streets by Cristina Kirchner with the focus aimed at the Supreme Court of Justice, to which Kirchnerism initiated the process of Impeachment in Congress, is dominated

.

On the stage that turns its back on the Teatro Colón and faces the Supreme Court, were Andrés "Cuervo" Larroque, the mayors Mario Secco (Ensenada), Mariel Fernández (Moreno) and Fernando Espinoza (La Matanza).

Also the lieutenant governor Verónica Magario, the national deputy Hugo Yasky and the Minister of Government of the Province, Cristina Alvarez Rodríguez.

"

, and the proscription must cease," says part of the document that was read by an announcer.

While one of the toughest was Father Paco Olveira, who stated: "

."

The green flags of the Automobile Transport Mechanics and Allied Union (SMATA) were noticed early on.

"The popular will cannot be outlawed," Mario "Paco" Manrique, second in the mechanics union, who on Monday made it official that he would participate in the march, had assured at the beginning of the week. 

The CTA had also anticipated its participation.

The assistant secretary and general secretary of ATE Capital, Daniel Catalano, assured that in the meeting held by representatives of various unions with the vice president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner they asked her to be a candidate in the next elections

But in addition, from the CTA they affirmed that with the march they seek to "win the streets to restore democracy to justice and strengthen the Frente de Todos (FdT)".

Cristina Kirchner's meeting with the unions before the march

In the middle of the official internal and while the hard kirchnerismo vehemently asks Cristina Kirchner to be the candidate of the Frente de Todos in the next elections, the vice president launched a phrase during a meeting with unionists that fuels the clamor operation.

"Be careful, those who are thinking that I am going to dedicate myself to taking care of the grandchildren, better forget them," the head of the Senate told the unionists.

It was the deputy and general secretary of the CTA, Hugo Yasky, who gave details of the moment in which the former president surprised the leaders and "opened the door" that makes them excited about a possible candidacy.

"At one point, one of the colleagues who was there had a phrase that was very funny. I don't know what reference he made, like 'we are not going to ask you to stop taking care of the grandchildren', and there she, with her mixture with wit and a smile, he said 'be careful, those who are thinking that I am going to dedicate myself to taking care of the grandchildren, better forget them', so well, he left the door open for us to continue discussing the subject", Yasky told in an interview with

.

News in development

look also

The blue dollar reached 400 pesos and Roberto García Moritán recalled the "forecast" he made almost two years ago

Cristina Kirchner in the Senate, LIVE: I followed the first session of the year, minute by minute