Cristina and Máximo Kirchner are facing serious charges of illicit association, money laundering, and bribery, and they are set to appear together in court. However, the start date for their trial has yet to be determined, prompting Prosecutor Diego Velasco to push for the Federal Oral Court 5 to expedite proceedings. He emphasized the public interest in clarifying the accusations against them, suggesting that this urgency should facilitate a timely trial despite possible changes in the judicial panel that will oversee the case.

Velasco noted that the delay in proceedings is partially attributable to an accounting audit involving the real estate agency Los Sauces, which will not be completed until next year. This situation raises concerns about the ability to resolve the case before 2026, particularly given the renewed attention from the Supreme Court, which reopened the case last year. As the legal proceedings continue, the implications for both the Kirchners' political careers and public trust in the judicial system are significant.

The outcome of this trial could have lasting effects on Argentine politics, particularly in light of the Kirchners' longstanding influence. The request for a prompt trial reflects not only the need for judicial efficiency but also the broader implications for accountability in cases of alleged corruption involving high-profile figures in the country.