Overview
- Ximena Tezanos Pinto unfurled a 2.3×2.5-meter banner on her Recoleta balcony displaying the Supreme Court’s Vialidad conviction with a red “condenada” stamp.
- The public display drew about 30 supporters who celebrated with horn honks, applause and the national anthem.
- She said she will sell her nearly 280-square-meter Recoleta apartment now that her youngest child has turned 18.
- Tezanos Pinto declared her intention to challenge Ricardo López Murphy in Republicanos Unidos Senate primaries and warned she will seek a court amparo if a vote is not held.
- Cristina Kirchner remains under electronic home detention in Constitución after the Supreme Court upheld her six-year sentence in mid-June.