By Sebastián Lacunza Editor-in-Chief Few people knew the grotesque José López any better than Cristina Kirchner On Thursday, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner finally referred to a case of corruption that happened on her watch. She never had beforehand, not even with the indictments and even convictions imposed on some of her aides — such as former Transport secretary Ricardo Jaime, her vice-president Amado Boudou, the short-lived Economy minister Felisa Miceli or the longer lasting Julio De Vido. In eight years at the helm, the ex-president missed almost every opportunity to confront the scourge of corruption or even to fire those suspected of corrupt practices. It was only when a man who handled billion-dollar public works contracts over 12 years was caught red-handed trying to hide several million dollars before dawn in a Greater Buenos Aires convent that CFK openly condemned embezzlement practices during h...
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