20 years after the arrival of Néstor Kirchner to the presidency and in the midst of the internal tension over the definition of the candidacies in the Frente de Todos in the face of the elections, Cristina Kirchner will speak to the militancy in the Plaza de Mayo. I followed the preview and the minute-by-minute of the vice president's speech in this minute-by-minute coverage.
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25.05.2023 08:53
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With a large part of his cabinet, Alberto Fernández participates in his last Tedeum as President
Alberto Fernández will go to the Cathedral to attend the Tedeum.
President Alberto Fernández will participate this Thursday in the traditional Tedeum to be held in the metropolitan cathedral, on the occasion of commemorating a new anniversary of the May Revolution.
The religious celebration will begin at 11 a.m. in the Metropolitan Cathedral, presided over by the archbishop of Buenos Aires, Cardinal Mario Aurelio Poli, together with the auxiliary bishops of the city, and will include the participation of leaders of other religious confessions. Read more here.
25.05.2023 08:50
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"It's the Plaza de la Cámpora", D'Elia's message before Cristina Kirchner's act
25.05.2023 08:36
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Cristina Kirchner will speak to the militancy at 16
Act K to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the presidential assumption of Néstor Kirchner will have the Vice President as the only speaker and the beginning of her speech is stipulated for 16 pm.
In the act in the Plaza de Mayo will not be President Alberto Fernández, who will go to the place earlier to attend the Tedeum in the Metropolitan Cathedral but then travel to Chapadmalal to spend the weekend.
25.05.2023 08:15
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The accesses to Plaza de Mayo are closed to traffic
The preparations for the act that Cristina Kirchner will lead. Photo: Guillermo Rodríguez Adami.
The accesses to the Plaza de Mayo and the adjacent streets were closed to traffic this morning more than eight hours after the start of Cristina Kirchner's speech to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the presidential assumption of Néstor Kirchner.
In addition, President Alberto Fernández and his ministers will attend the Tedeum in the Cathedral of Buenos Aires to be officiated by the Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Cardinal Mario Poli.
Rivadavia Street was interrupted for circulation from the Bajo Buenos Aires area, as was Hipólito Yrigoyen for those coming from Diagonal Sur and Norte.
The streets surrounding the Plaza de Mayo, both on the side of the city of Buenos Aires and the historic center of San Telmo, were also being fenced this morning to prevent vehicular access in the area.
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