Overview
- Under a six-year Vialidad sentence served at home, Tribunal Oral Federal No. 2 caps her visits at three people for up to two hours, three days per week.
- During the summer judicial recess, the Casación feria panel declined to take up her petitions, with judges Ángela Ledesma and Guillermo Yacobucci voting no and Mariano Borinsky dissenting.
- Her defense sought removal of the electronic ankle monitor, standing approval for regular visitors, and looser limits on visit numbers, duration, and terrace use, requests rejected in limine.
- With conditions unchanged, she has pared back in-person political activity and is reserving most visit slots for family while continuing to guide Peronist legislative blocs remotely.
- She filed the requests after a January 3 discharge from surgery for acute appendicitis with localized peritonitis, and the matter now awaits review once the recess ends in February.