Kirchner did not hold back her disdain for the Minister of Security, branding her a \u201cnefarious<\/strong> woman\u201d after the Federal Police<\/strong> erected barriers around her residence. She stated, \u201cHer history speaks volumes<\/strong>; she has been part of every administration that has wreaked havoc in our country. From De la R\u00faa to Macri and now, as the cherry on top, to Milei. What a curriculum!\u201d She accused Bullrich of creating chaos without any judicial order, emphasizing that recent demonstrations, including those in Plaza de Mayo, occurred peacefully, defying her intentions.<\/p>\n The former vice president further claimed that Bullrich seeks personal glory<\/strong>, characterizing her as \u201ca total failure, akin to Macri,\u201d who \u201cnever accomplished anything but inflicted pain and suffering.\u201d <\/p>\n Expanding her critique, Kirchner turned her focus to the current economic regime under President Javier Milei<\/strong>. She highlighted alarming statistics, stating, \u201cNew unemployment rates<\/strong> have been released. In the Buenos Aires suburbs, where Argentina’s manufacturing heart lies, unemployment has reached 9.7%<\/strong>.\u201d In Greater C\u00f3rdoba<\/strong>, another industrial backbone, the rate stands at 9.2%. \u201cWe are nearing double-digit unemployment in our main industrial hubs, bringing back painful memories of our country’s past,\u201d she lamented.<\/p>\n She also underscored the salary crisis<\/strong> that accompanies these grim stats. \u201cStagnant wages<\/strong> are diminishing purchasing power, as most families struggle with expenses such as electricity, gas, transportation, and education,\u201d Kirchner explained. <\/p>\n She asserted that public finances are also in dire straits, emphasizing the consequences of lifting the currency controls in April. \u201cThe public accounts<\/strong> have not improved; they are increasingly hungry for dollars that the Argentine economy simply does not possess,\u201d Kirchner stated. She elaborated on the financial exodus triggered by the control adjustments, detailing how over $4 billion<\/strong> vanished in just 45 days\u2014\u201cnearly a third of the second $12 billion loan from the IMF.\u201d<\/p>\n Under her assertions, Kirchner painted a grim portrait of a country where residents find it easier to buy goods from abroad than from local markets. \u201cThe equation is straightforward: we are in deep trouble<\/strong>,\u201d she remarked, alluding to the urgent need for economic reform. <\/p>\n Continuing her economic analysis, she addressed the situation concerning the national currency. \u201cWhen examining the fiscal surplus, it\u2019s essentially misleading. They owe monumental amounts<\/strong> to the ten provinces that have not received pension fund transfers,\u201d she said. Kirchner lamented the lack of investment in critical sectors such as education, healthcare, and public works, questioning why citizens should continue paying taxes if they see no benefits returned. <\/p>\n In closing, her message highlighted the need for unity and organization within the Peronist movement, referencing her son, M\u00e1ximo Kirchner<\/strong>, who opened the event in Parque Lezama. In a poignant call to action, she remarked, \u201cWe must remain organized, disciplined, and resolute in the face of provocations, unjust judgments, and challenges.<\/strong>\u201d <\/p>\n Thus, the landscape of Argentine politics continues to shift, with Cristina Kirchner<\/strong> emerging as both a critic and a rallying figure for those dissatisfied with the current government. The future of the Peronist movement, underlined by her passionate address, seems set to challenge the existing order in the quest for a more equitable Argentina.<\/p>\n![\"Cristina](\"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/06\/1750456941_211_Another-message-from-Cristina-Kirchner-from-her-house-arrest-strong.jpg\")
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