In a recent court testimony, Sergio Schoklender, the former director of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo Foundation, accused Hebe de Bonafini of misappropriating funds from the 'Sueños Compartidos' plan to finance the political campaigns of prominent Argentine figures, including former President Cristina Kirchner and former Vice President Amado Boudou. Schoklender claimed that Bonafini was heavily influenced by Kirchner and other political operatives, leading to decisions that compromised the integrity of the foundation's funds. Despite Bonafini being implicated in this scandal, she passed away in 2022 before the case proceeded.

Schoklender’s assertions included details about the operational logistics required for these political campaigns, such as arranging transportation, security, and event materials for rallies supporting Kirchner and others. He described the demands placed on the foundation as often absurd and delusional, revealing a troubling intersection between political agendas and charitable funds. The implications of his testimony could reverberate through Argentine politics, particularly around the legacy of Kirchnerism and its associated figures.

This revelation comes at a critical time for Argentine politics, as it raises questions about transparency and the ethical management of funds intended for social causes. Schoklender’s statements may prompt further investigations into the political appropriation of charitable work and the potential misuse of public trust by influential figures within the government and related organizations.