Argentina's Supreme Court upheld the six-year prison sentence for corruption against former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. As of Tuesday, she is serving her sentence under house arrest in an apartment in the Constitución neighborhood of Buenos Aires. The ruling also bars her from holding public office for life.
In this episode of "What Happened to What Happened?" I interview Mariana Zuvic, one of the first complainants and witnesses in the case. With her, we review how the Kirchners managed to enrich themselves through public works projects and how they laundered the money. We also discuss the political landscape in Argentina following this arrest. Is this truly the end of Kirchnerism?
Argentina's Supreme Court upheld the six-year prison sentence for corruption against former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. As of Tuesday, she is serving her sentence under house arrest in an apartment in the Constitución neighborhood of Buenos Aires. The ruling also bars her from holding public office for life.
In this episode of "What Happened to What Happened?" I interview Mariana Zuvic, one of the first complainants and witnesses in the case. With her, we review how the Kirchners managed to enrich themselves through public works projects and how they laundered the money. We also discuss the political landscape in Argentina following this arrest. Is this truly the end of Kirchnerism?