The Justice of Santa Cruz will investigate how attempted femicide he attack on official residence of that province, occurred in April 2017. That day, a group of protesters threw stones and tried to enter the house where they were having dinner Cristina Kirchner and her 18-month-old granddaughter, Gov. alicia kirchner and three women who worked on the site.
On the night of April 21, 2017, Governor Kirchner had invited the current vice president to dinner to the official residence of the Government of Santa Cruz.
They had not seen each other for more than a month, and the former president decided to accept the invitation on the condition that she eat early because her granddaughter Helena, with whom she was going to attend, fell asleep around 10 at night. By 8:30 p.m. they sat around the table and after a few minutes they were terrified about a stone attackfact that will now be investigated as “attempted femicide”.
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The episode began to be investigated in the provincial Justice and with the passage of time it was labeled as “breaking and entering”. The current vice president, the day after the event, recorded a video in the place where she showed the damage suffered by the property and He said that they had to make a barricade with armchairs and parts of the living room over the front door. to prevent the entry of violent protesters.
But now, that cover was changed to “attempted femicide”. The decision was made by the Criminal Chamber of Santa Cruz, which also said that the investigation of the case in which there are four state employees on trial should be carried out again.
A controversial change six years after the attack
As stated The nationthe president of the body, the chambermaid Joaquin Cabral, was the only one who opposed the return of the process to the first instance, since it would imply a violation of due process, something that would cause the case to be null and void. To the initial request, made by the prosecutor federico heinzrated it as “a legal nonsense”.
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The event that occurred in 2017 was terminated by the vice president to the national media and leaders of Cambiemos de Santa Cruz. The former president recounted in her video that the attack occurred in the residence located meters from the Government House and in front of the Santa Cruz Police Headquarterssomething that did not prevent the demonstrators from throwing stones and excrement and violating the fence that separates the land from the street.
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“At around 9:15 p.m., very violent groups arrived with very violent body attitudes. The bars hit them, they threw stones, they attacked, very hard. I took the girl inside, we were only 5 women here, there weren’t even police officers at the door. In general, no one ever expects violence to take hold as it did last night with these groups that had organized and planned the attack,” said the current vice president in the video posted on Youtube.
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On that night in 2017, calm was slow to return, since the riots lasted until dawn.
The attempt to modify the cover 6 years after the event began in recent weeks. Prosecutor Heinz had requested it due to the refusal of the Chamber but he insisted with an appeal to which the Santa Cruz State Prosecutor’s Office, which is a plaintiff in the case, joined. And although the president of the Chamber refused, the judges Jorge Yance and María Alejandra Vila constitute the majority that allowed the advance of the order.
With the change, the instruction will be carried out with the application of the gender perspective. The four defendants could also be called for investigation again, including Juan Manuel Valetíngubernatorial candidate for the Left Front.
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