Overview
- The Tribunal Oral Federal 2, which issued its decision on Wednesday, resolved to maintain Cristina Kirchner’s prisión domiciliaria at her San José 1111 residence under the same supervised regime.
- The court based the decision on quarterly reports from DCAEP and DAPVE that recorded cooperation, strict visitor-log reviews and continuous electronic geolocation without unauthorized persons in the home.
- Judge Rodrigo Giménez Uriburu issued a formal warning over a June 14 mobilization after finding that a banner anchor had been affixed to the San José 1111 balcony and lacked a city permit but said that episode alone did not justify changing the regime.
- Operational limits remain in force, including retention of the ankle bracelet, escorting and approved departures, and a single daily outdoor access to the terrace limited to two hours plus strict authorization for non-family visitors.
- The defence has filed domestic appeals and has lodged a cassation request while publicly weighing a complaint to the Inter‑American Commission on Human Rights as allies plan further mobilizations that could deepen the political and legal standoff.