Overview
- The Milei administration has officially revoked Cristina Kirchner’s presidential and widow’s pensions, citing legal incompatibility after her fraud conviction was upheld.
- ANSES is seeking guidance from the Treasury on whether to reclaim the Austral zone bonus retroactively, potentially dating back to 2009.
- Kirchner’s lawyer has filed an administrative appeal, disputing the pension revocation as a procedural error and requesting its reversal.
- The government estimates a monthly savings of over 21.8 million pesos from the pension revocation and is exploring broader financial recoveries.
- ANSES confirmed Kirchner received geographic allowances for residing in Río Gallegos while living in Buenos Aires, prompting further legal scrutiny.