Diana Conti died at 67: Cristina Kirchner’s regret

Former deputy Diana Beatriz Conti died at the age of 67, as confirmed by those close to the former official.

Conti, who was also undersecretary of Human Rights, senator and advisor to the Judiciary, was hospitalized with pneumonia. The historic Peronist leader battled cancer in the last months of her life, those close to her told the Buenos Aires media.

Conti was an official of the Judicial Branch, of the Executive Branch, deputy, senator, member of the Council of the Judiciary and part of the Committee once morest Torture.

Conti always evoked the idea of ​​an “eternal Cristina” and fought for the candidacy of former president CFK.

A strong defender of the former head of state, Conti recognized some time later that that much-criticized idea was not viable and proposed “eternal policies” of Kirchnerism.

Conti was also president of the Victory Party. From that place she supported the pre-candidacy of Eduardo “Wado” de Pedro for the Presidency last year.

Cristina Kirchner fired Diana Conti online

“Goodbye, dear Diana. Friend and companion,” wrote former president Cristina Kirchner on social networks.

See you always dear Diana. Friend and companion.

— Cristina Kirchner (@CFKArgentina) March 8, 2024

The death of Diana Conti: regret in networks

Conti was a criminal lawyer and social psychologist and served as a national representative until 2017.

Her first public position was as Secretary of Human Rights in the government of Fernando de la Rúa.

“We just found out that our dear colleague Diana Conti passed away. A lifelong activist and enormous conviction. We say goodbye to her with deep pain. Goodbye, dear companion,” wrote former Minister of Science and Technology and former Minister of Education Daniel Filmus.

The Patria Institute said: “We say goodbye to our dear colleague Diana Conti, an example of a feminist and Peronist activist, who accompanied us from the beginning of the formation of the Institute. Our condolences to her family and friends.”

Oscar Parrilli said: “It is with deep pain that I say goodbye to my colleague and friend, Diana Conti. A tireless fighter, she is always attentive to just causes. My hug to all of her family and affection.”

Gregorio Dalbon added: “An incredible woman. Fighter and loving. Now, eternal. Love and strength to all her family and friends on this sad day.”