La Cámpora's Plan B if the march to Comodoro Py to support Cristina is ruined

"They threatened journalists and neighbors. A group of violent individuals went to destroy Channel 13, breaking into cars and stealing bicycles from workers. And now they want to make a political show of it with a 50-block demonstration to force Cristina to go to Comodoro Py. It's absurd. They're going to try to stir up trouble to provoke repression. It's textbook. Besides, are they going to take her to court so she can return to her daughter's apartment?"

A member of Javier Milei's cabinet recounts to Clarín the warning he gave to the members of Federal Court No. 2, headed by Jorge Gorini. The court will decide this Monday whether to force Cristina to be served in person at Comodoro Py or, instead, send a court summons to her daughter Florencia's apartment , where the former president lives at San José 1111 in Constitución, a middle- and lower-middle-class neighborhood disturbed and enraged by the unrest of Kirchnerist militants.

La Cámpora needs the mobilization it's surgically preparing for Wednesday. They dream of hundreds of thousands of Peronist and leftist activists accompanying the three 4x4 trucks Cristina uses to travel. She usually travels in the middle vehicle, along with her close friend and chief of security, 54-year-old federal police officer and kickboxing champion Diego Carbone . The former president's confidant studied at Nuestra Señora de Luján School in Villa Pueyrredón, where he is remembered as somewhat withdrawn from his classmates. "He learned to fight as an adult," says a student who shared his desk.

"Free Cristina" is the slogan La Cámpora needs for its survival. "It transcends the current situation because it allows us to regain centrality and organize Peronism. They gave us a slogan that, if we know how to take care of it, can last, at least, until Cristina regains her freedom," a Campora legislator who has already greeted his boss twice in the department of San José and Humberto Primo told this newspaper.

If the Court ultimately ruins Máximo Kirchner's plan , his group has begun to consider a retaliation with the militants on the streets . "So far, we don't know the roadmap exactly. But we're definitely going to do something. We've gotten all sectors to commit, from unions, social groups, and even that new little party that Axel Kicillof put together (the Right to the Future Movement)," says a mayor from the Greater Buenos Aires area closely aligned with La Cámpora.

The most curious thing, or not so curious, is that some claim she didn't and doesn't want to have anything to do with any caravan to Comodoro Py , not because of the mobilization itself, but because of what they would have to do with her in court. Cristina feels furious and afraid when people mention the handcuffs . "She has to leave Comodoro Py in handcuffs, like any other citizen," they say in court.

Reconstructing three testimonies from people close to Máximo Kirchner, they speculate that Plan B would be to take advantage of the activation of the union and mayors' apparatus , go to the Constitución department, and have Cristina go down to talk to the people "in her last chance to step out on the streets before the 6-year prison sentence begins to take effect," in this case if she is granted house arrest and if the place ends up being her daughter Florencia's house.