Public demonstrations condemning the attempt of a neo-Nazi to assassinate the former leftist president of Argentina.
Today, an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Cristina Fernandez de Kerchner, the former president and current vice president of Argentina, was made by a 35-year- old man of Brazilian origin. The arrested man had a neo-Nazi "black sun" tattoo on his body.
▫️The suspect, named Fernando Andres Sabag-Montil, according to the published images, pointed a loaded gun at Kershner's head, but the gun ultimately failed. Kirchner was greeting fans outside his home in Buenos Aires.
▫️ This attempt occurred at the same time as a prosecutor's recent request to sentence Kershner to 12 years in prison on charges of corruption, which has caused widespread protests by his supporters.
Kirchner and his supporters on the left wing of the ruling coalition, who are critical of the agreement with the International Monetary Fund, say that the false accusation of corruption is part of the right-wing effort to sabotage him after the failure of the right-wing in the government to deal with the IMF debt trap. It is the legacy of the former neoliberal president Mauricio Macri.
The anti-Kershner campaign is part of the quasi-coup and quasi- legal policies that have long been promoted by the US- backed right-wing, which has influence in the security and judicial structures, throughout Latin America, and many politicians close to leftist parties, including Lula da Silva, It has targeted Rafael Correa and Evo Morales.
It goes without saying that the governments of Brazil and Argentina during the presidency of Lula and Kirchner, despite the pressure of the Zionist lobbies, recognized Palestine as an independent country.
