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Maximo Kirchner Assured that CFK Is Willing to Run for President

Summary by Infobae
The leader of La Cámpora visited Infobae's study at noon and pointed out that the presentation of the ex-mandataria to the UN, with which she seeks to reverse her conviction and disqualification, is a sign that she wants to compete. "Without Cristina on the ballot, Peronism loses competitiveness," he said.

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The deputy said that his mother has “electoral power” and that not allowing him to run “does democracy wrong”; he said he is not afraid to go to jail for Hotesur and Los Sauces

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The national deputy proposed that his mother's presentation to the UN seeks to reverse the court ruling that prevents him from presenting himself.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The leader of La Cámpora visited Infobae's study at noon and pointed out that the presentation of the ex-mandataria to the UN, with which she seeks to reverse her conviction and disqualification, is a sign that she wants to compete. "Without Cristina on the ballot, Peronism loses competitiveness," he said.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The national deputy remarked that the former president initiated actions before the UN to recover her political rights and warned that Peronism loses competitiveness without her presence at the polls.

The leader linked the efforts to the UN with a possible postulation. He also spoke about the internal differences of justicialism and the defeat of 2023 against Milei.

National deputy Máximo Kirchnner said this Monday that his mother and former president Cristina Kirchner has “the will” to return to being a candidate in presidential elections, although she is serving home prison for the Road cause. “From the day she began the path of the UN (with the aim of reversing the judicial ruling for [...]

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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