Throughout this year, the convicted for corruption has maintained communication with leaders from various sectors of Peronism, particularly with party, legislative, and territorial representatives. Her political activity, however, has been conditioned by the compliance with the sentence and the existing judicial restrictions.
In parallel, various political sectors have held public activities related to her judicial situation, including party meetings and calls in public spaces. A mobilization is planned for June 20, with a concentration at Parque Lezama and a subsequent march to the residence where she is serving her detention.
Furthermore, following the lifetime disqualification, Peronism has become deeply divided into two stances regarding her political leadership. While Kirchnerism insists that she must continue to be the sole leader of the space, other sectors are pushing for a supposed "renewal."
In this context, the governor of the Province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, seeks to position himself as the main reference of the space, with new leadership and to build an opposition front for 2027, which has caused strong tensions with the hardline Kirchnerists.
One year after the final ruling, Cristina Kirchner's judicial situation continues to be marked by compliance with the sentence under house arrest, political activity centered on her situation, and a strong internal conflict over the future leadership of the party.
