The national government decided to apply the same measures that it had ordered against Christina Kirchner. Both are guilty in corruption cases

After the government announced this morning The pension and retirement privileges of former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner will be canceledIt was revealed in the Casa Rosada They will also move against other former officers who are guilty of acts of corruption like the former Vice President dear boudouthis is how i know it Confirmed According to official sources infobae,

The former economy minister, who was vice-president of the CFK between 2011 and 2015, received its ratification 5 years 10 months imprisonment Which was ruled on by an oral court in 2018, when the Supreme Court rejected all the appeals presented in the Ciccone case.

He was convicted of passive bribery (receiving a bribe) and inconsistent interactions with the public service. He is serving his sentence under house arrest.

TOF 4 judges disqualified him for life from holding public office and ordered his immediate arrest for the purchase by The Old Fund of the Ciccone Intaglio company, a major company whose visible face was businessman Alejandro Vandenbroele.

For his 1,461 days, in which he was Christina Kirchner’s vice-president, Boudou receives $6,814,272 monthly as a lifetime pension.

In an announcement made by presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni at a press conference this Thursday, it was specified that retirement benefits would be withdrawn from Cristina Kirchner. It is not inherently contributoryThat is, it does not come from matching contributions made by the beneficiary himself. It’s about “a favor given in recognition of merit and honor,

“The benefit provided by Law 24,018 for former Presidents and former Vice Presidents of the Nation is an allocation that is non-contributory in nature and is given on an extraordinary and extraordinary basis as compensation for honor, merit and good performance in office . Woman Christina Kirchner “The Criminal Court of Cassation in the Rode case convicted her as the author of the crime of fraudulent administration, which is why she represents the opposite of honor, competence and good performance,” Adorni said.

“This is nothing more and nothing less than giving public management the mantra of common sense and prudence. During President Miley’s term, Argentina will not allocate funds to anyone convicted of corruption

And this has further tarnished Argentina’s honor and reputation,” the spokesperson said.

A few minutes after speaking at the press conference, Adorni announced that the measure could also be extended to other former officials who have been convicted of corruption. “Some people are asking whether the privilege allowance received by others in similar circumstances will also be cancelled. The answer is obvious: of course.” Posted on social networks. A few minutes later it became known that on the initiative of the President, Boudou would also be reached.

In turn, from the United States, and before meeting President-elect Donald Trump, Javier Miley noted with a publication on his X account: “He who makes them pays for them.”

Unless this cut means a series of judicial appeals from those affected, we will have to wait. At Government House they do not reject it and give instructions to their legal advisers regarding possible claims.

The decision to proceed against the former President and his former Vice President was adopted a day after the Federal Court of Cassation No. 2 confirmed Christina Kirchner’s 6-year prison sentence in the road traffic case for fraudulent administration. Furthermore, he was permanently disqualified from holding public office. Now, the head of the Justicialista party has one last chance to appeal the case, which is to appeal to the country’s Supreme Court.

The executive branch’s solution may reach to Zulema Yoma, Carlos Menem’s ex-wife, who also receives a pension. The former president of Rioja, who has now died, received the only stiff sentence of 4 years and 6 months in prison in 2015. They accused him of paying bonuses to officials from the SIDE fund during his two terms in government between 1989 and 1999.