Christina Kirchner said repentant members of the Quadernos cause were “directly tortured”

former president Christina Kirchner Described as a “judicial operetta” cause noteIn it, she was accused of illegal relationships, and in publications on her network claimed that those who repented were “directly tortured.”

“One of them was isolated in a windowless cell and exposed to a spotlight 24 hours a day. He had no idea if it was day or night. They filmed him constantly, as if witnesses were needed for torture, but he refused human contact. No one could see him, no one could talk to him. The combination of constant light, surveillance and isolation is not what they call white torture,” exemplified the former president, who is under house arrest in the Road Transport Authority. case.

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We have already mentioned it: in this judicial operetta of the Turcio notebook, the so-called “repentant” should be called “the robbed”. And the truth is…we fell one step short. Because now some of these “blackmailed” people were directly being tortured. One of them was isolated in a windowless cell and under a 24-hour spotlight. I had no idea whether it was day or night. They constantly filmed him, as if they needed witnesses to this torture, but he refused human contact. No one could see him and no one could speak to him. The combination of constant light, surveillance, and solitude is not administrative overreach. It’s what they call white torture, designed to destroy the mind without leaving any visible traces. The only thing left was for him to be waterboarded (for those lucky enough not to have lived in a dictatorship… having their head submerged until they nearly drowned). And if you don’t believe me…just look at the words of Roberto Herrera, a lawyer for one of those “repentant” people. “When he declared that he was repentant, he was in a detention center called Caviar, where he was in a place where he was isolated from everyone with reflective panels 24 hours a day, I don’t know if it was 28 days old or 30 days old…and he was being filmed 24 hours a day, whether it was during the day or not. I didn’t even know. It was night, so it was a punishment… “He was in the protected witness system and we couldn’t see him.” He said it exactly as you read it… and not on the “Kuka” channel, dude! He said it in TN, this is no longer a law: it is a level of political persecution of the people never seen in a democracy, all protected by Makrism’s judicial testament. A service to economic power, always ready to persecute real political opponents and impunity for real criminals… We will repeat a thousand times to those who have plunged the country into debt and remain in debt, while the majority of Argentines earn less and less and the situation worsens: the accelerated reopening of the Trucho Note has nothing to do with justice… it is a judicial agenda for distraction. If there is no bread, give them bread. Circus. Even though prices have not increased, they still have to pay for electricity, gasoline, transportation, and advance payments. The inflation rate announced by INDEC yesterday was 2.3%, which when “annualized” as Mr. Millais says, becomes 27.6%. Of course, by any measure, we set out in 2015. At that time, the salaries and pensions of Argentines were the highest in Latin America (older people could buy gifts for their grandchildren and even save the rest), the state had finances, the lines were maintained and passable, and most importantly, we did not owe a single dollar to the Monetary Fund, much less to the US Treasury.

P/D 1: Bessent has already confessed: financing Millais was a “big deal” for the US. It’s not economics. It is financial colonialism with local accomplices. Because there is always someone within a state who signs off on swaps, debts, and exchange benefits, making sovereignty someone else’s business. Even if they want to present it as technically sophisticated. When the state becomes a guarantor for a foreign company and its officials become facilitators of external income. It’s not an investment. It’s a crime. This is a true fraud and fraud against the Argentine state, even though none of Argentina’s judges or prosecutors seem to have been notified.

P/D 2: The person who wrote the script read at this circus and reprinted under headlines in newspapers Clarín and La Nación is the same person who blackmailed and even tortured the accused to make him say what he wanted to say as “repentance.” He is the same man who was charged with illegal dating for blackmailing a businessman and installing hidden cameras on his defense attorney. Of course…despite overwhelming evidence against him, he ended up being saved by the Tribunal. That’s Prosecutor Carlos Stornelli, the same guy who tried to plant cocaine on his current partner’s ex-husband… Apparently the prosecutor doesn’t just have a problem with the rule of law.

P.S. 3: I’ll leave you with the TN video of Stornelli’s torture.

under development…

L.T.