Vice President Cristina Kirchner survives neo nazi armed attack

The gun missed a few inches from his face.

Argentina's vice president, Cristina Kirchner, was threatened by an armed person near her home in Buenos Aires, and an armed man was seen pointing a firearm at the vice president's face before she was taken to a safe place. sure. No shots were fired and the officer was not injured.

The apparent attempt on Kirchner's life was filmed by local news crews Thursday night as the vice president pushed her way through a boisterous crowd near her residence, which had gathered to show support amid a corruption trial. in progress.

A hand holding a gun is briefly seen in front of Kirchner, who quickly steps out of the way following what appears to be a loud click. Some reports suggested the gun misfired.

Who is the detainee who pointed a gun at the vice president?

This is a 35-year-old Brazilian man with a criminal record. He has resided in the country since 1993. He has tattoos of Nazi references.

The aggressor who pointed a gun at Cristina Kirchner, when the vice president was signing books in front of her house in Recoleta, as confirmed by the Minister of Security, Aníbal Fernández, would be Fernando Andrés Sabag Montiel, a 35-year-old Brazilian.

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