Cristina Kirchner found out on Wednesday afternoon that the bust that she ordered to be placed in the Hall of Provinces, at one of the entrances to the Senate premises, was going to be removed.
And although at first it seemed to a former official who spoke with her that day that she did not give it much importance, at the Instituto Patria they claim that late in the night she had become angry.
"I think Cristina did not believe that they would dare to get Néstor out.
Or at least, not now. She, except for the letter she published a few days ago, has been helping Milei with her silence. Someone told her that they were really going to kill him. do, and as has happened in the past, the fury came with delay," a regular visitor to the Patria tells Clarín.
The bust is no longer in the Hall of the Province, a key place since it is one of the entrances to the premises.
"I was hindering," Villarroel chicaned.
And he adds: "These libertarians are more scoundrels than they showed in the campaign. As we did, everything smacks of a strategy to divert attention from bad news. The more poverty rises, subsidies are removed and essential services increase, the more We are going to see this type of maneuvers. Last week it was Lali, yesterday (Thursday) it was the Inadi show and today the decision for the Government to once again be a complainant in corruption cases, added to this bust thing
. that Milei learned well the phrase that Nestor used to repeat: 'Go out to the enemy in the desert.'
They say that the Kirchnerist legislators, at least most of them, only found out this Friday about the removal of the bronze bust of Néstor.
They found out with the warmth shown by the president of the opposition bloc, José Mayans.
Although the man from Formosa already knew in advance why the president of the body, Victoria Villarruel, had warned him.
"José (for Mayans) had not told me anything. But it is secondary. Here the important thing is that they are inviting us to war. They need the crack to carry out the adjustment. And they are going to deepen it. They stick a lit match in us between the toes," complains a senator who is more Peronist than K, but who maintains his place in the bloc that responds to Cristina.
This same legislator from a large province does not doubt that sooner rather than later Cristina will say something.
She will probably choose Sunday, the day Néstor Kirchner would turn 74 years old.
This Friday, there were crosses between Victoria Villarruel and Mayans during the preparatory session meeting.
"We removed him because he was not a senator, he was not vice president, I am not his widow and here there has to be equality in all spaces. Simply for that reason," said the Vice President.
To her intimates,
the Vice said: "I took him out of there because he was in the way."
"We make Evita's image disappear and thus we make her disappear from Argentine history. It is shameful," the man from Formosa retorted, as if they wanted to do something similar with Néstor.
In addition to Mayans, and even above him, Cristina's voice is usually heard through Anabel Fernández Sagasti from Mendoza.
"She's going to take care of him," they point out in block K to Clarín.
"Is this a joke? The bust is already on the block," Sagasti responds to this newspaper.
Previously, the senator had tweeted: "With the violence that characterizes them, two days after the anniversary of his birth, they remove the bust of Néstor from the Congress Hall of Provinces but they know that they will never be able to take away his place in history and in the heart of the people".
This Friday, the first to be photographed with the bust of Néstor Kirchner that is already in the Kirchnerist block, was his sister Alicia.
Minutes before noon this Friday, the first to be photographed with the bust of Néstor Kirchner, which is already in the Kirchnerist block, was his sister Alicia.
She did it smiling, with her fingers V.