The head of the PJ will challenge the resolution that came out this Friday before ANSES. As they wait for the agency to ratify the measure, they will then present it to court.
Former president Cristina Kirchner is already working on presenting the challenge to the resolution of Javier Milei’s government that took away her retirement and privilege pension. Yesterday afternoon, he met with who will be his lawyer, whom his entourage still keeps in reserve.
This is a social security specialist who has already intervened in similar cases. Close sources advanced Scope What will the strategy be? First of all, Cristina will challenge the resolution that came out this Friday before ANSES. As they wait for the agency to ratify the measure, they will then present it to court.
The central argument will be that with an administrative decision the Government reinterprets article 29 of law 24,018, which says that The way to not have the right to the benefit is to have been removed through impeachment. For the Executive, the civil trial after having accessed the benefit is comparable to the impeachment trial, which will be refuted by the former president’s defense. This is an identical case to that of former vice president Amado Boudou.
Specialists also remember as precedent the ruling of Chamber II of the Federal Chamber of Social Security, which resolved in the case of Judge Jaime Smart. That resolution restored the benefit to the magistrate even though he had been convicted of crimes against humanity. It’s because Smart was not removed through impeachment. “It is not a debatable issue, it is illegal”sources close to the defense told this medium.
The head of the national PJ has 30 administrative business days to challenge the resolution.
What Pettovello said regarding the possible judicialization of Cristina’s retirement
The Government knows that Cristina Fernández de Kirchner can appeal this measure before the Court and they understand that it will be in the hands of the Judiciary to ratify the ANSES decision. Asked about it by Scope the Minister of Human Capital, Sandra Pettovello, assured: “I trust that Justice will be up to the task.”
The instruction that President Javier Milei gave to his ministers is that whoever commits a crime must have its consequences. In the case of Sandra Pettovello, she recently made the decision to fire an official who had purchased a coffee maker for $2 million. And, precisely, your Ministry is one of those who have fired the most officials considering them suspected of conduct that does not correspond.
Source: Ambito
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