86% of Argentinians Distrust Justice System as Kirchner Faces Imprisonment

Argentina's Political Landscape: Marziotta Defends Kirchner Amidst Justice System Criticism Buenos Aires, Argentina – In a recent interview with Infobae En Vivo, National Deputy Gisela Marziotta voiced strong support for Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, emphasizing her belief that Kirchner remains the most suitable candidate for the upcoming elections. This statement comes against the backdrop of a University Di Tella study showing a staggering 86% of Argentinians hold a negative view of their justice system. Marziotta directly connected this widespread distrust to the legal proceedings against Kirchner. "That's the justice system that's imprisoning Cristina today," she stated, implying a politically motivated prosecution. She further criticized the executive branch for its actions, accusing it of stigmatizing the legislative branch and, specifically, its deputies. "They've called us rats, at the very least," Marziotta added, expressing her frustration with the situation. The interview highlights the deep divisions within Argentinan politics and the public's growing concern about the impartiality of the justice system. Marziotta's passionate defense of Kirchner underscores the high stakes of the upcoming elections and the intense scrutiny surrounding the legal battles faced by prominent political figures.