Cristina Kirchner as a candidate: secrets of an unlikely strategy and the diverging paths at the UN, the Court, and Peronism

Cristina Kirchner faces a firm six-year prison sentence, a perpetual disqualification from holding public office, and the exclusion of her name from the electoral registry. Despite these legal obstacles, the Kirchnerist movement and her defense team are actively pursuing an improbable candidacy strategy.

This political strategy involves navigating diverging paths across the United Nations, the judicial system through the Supreme Court, and internal peronism dynamics to challenge her current legal disqualification and position her politically.