After the publication of the grounds of the sentence to Cristina Kirchner in the Cause RoadThe prosecutor Diego Luciani and his team is working on the appeal, as he announced that he would do as soon as the sentence was known. She has 10 business days to submit it.
As NEWS was able to find out, after an exhaustive reading of the arguments of the judges of the Federal Oral Court 2the prosecution considered that Jorge Gorini, Rodrigo Giménez Uriburu and Andrés Basso They did a very good analysis of the facts and evidence.
However, they were critical of the legal arguments used to deny the illicit association. “They did not dare to do more”, they repeated themselves in the work team while they made the breakdown of the more than 1600 pages that the sentence has.
As Luciani had done, part of the vice president’s defense also announced that she is going to appeal. Alberto Beraldithe lawyer of Cristina Kirchner, assured that he plans to take the case to Cassation. In a television interview, he said that they “go back to college to study the basic principles that make up criminal procedure law.”
“If you do not have the necessary information, then you cannot capitalize on the doubt against the defense or against the accused, in this case,” said Beraldi. And he completed: “But the serious thing is that they did have the information, we gave it to them. We showed them work by work how the prices were in the possible range”.
Once the appeals period expires, if neither party requests an extension, the case will go to Chamber IV of the Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassationwhere the judges intervene Mariano Borisnky, Gustavo Hornos and Javier Carbajo.
The process in the Chamber could last between six months and a year, depending on the obstacles that arise in the process. Cristina’s lawyer indicated that they are going “to raise a challenge from the outset.” Once the cassation listens to the parties, on the appeals, it has the possibility of resolving. The biggest question mark is whether or not the second instance sentence will arrive in 2023, an election year.
