On June 17, 2025, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner began serving the sentence of six years of house arrest handed down in the Roads case in her Recoleta apartment. Since then, the former president turned her official X account (@CFKArgentina) into the only primary and verifiable source of the visits she receives, publishing photos, names and details of each meeting. Below is the complete and chronological list of public people that she herself announced until November 20, 2025, just when the Federal Oral Court 2 tightened the rules and limited visits to two per week, maximum three people and two hours per meeting.
June 2025
• Vera Jarach (Mothers of Plaza de Mayo Founding Line). It was the last photo together before the death of the historic human rights leader.
August 2025
• Ernesto Samper (former president of Colombia) and Gabriela Rivadeneira (former president of the National Assembly of Ecuador).
• David Edwards (Secretary General of Education International) and Sonia Alesso (general secretary of CTERA).
September 2025
• Emerald Miter. The actress carried a book and received another dedicated by Cristina Kirchner with the phrase “so that you continue telling the truth.”
October 2025
• Paco Ignacio Taibo II (Mexican writer and director of the Economic Culture Fund).
• Silvio Rodriguez and Niurka González (the Cuban singer-songwriter and his flutist wife).
• Carlotto’s Stele (president of Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo), on the eve of her 95th birthday.
• Carlos Maslaton. The libertarian lawyer, historical critic of Kirchnerism, agreed this time with several diagnoses.
November 2025
• Ricardo Quintela (governor of La Rioja).
• Benjamin Avila (director of Clandestine Childhood) and Andrea Casamento (actress).
• Ana María Miranda Paz (European representative) and Ana Belén Pontón (spokesperson for the Galician Nationalist Bloc).
• Nine Peronist economists (representing more than eighty professionals) who presented a document with proposals for a “national economic model of productive growth.” This meeting, held on November 16, unleashed judicial reaction and new restrictions.
These official publications with names and photos that show a spectrum that goes from human rights icons and union leaders to artists, governors, former foreign leaders and even figures who were once irreconcilable political adversaries.
With the new limitations imposed by TOF 2, the department on Juncal and Uruguay streets ceased to be the almost daily meeting point that it was for five months. From now on, every visit will be exceptional.
