The former president, whose six-year sentence in a corruption probe was ratified by the Supreme Court, could request house arrest due to her age

The ruling means Argentina’s former president has exhausted her appeals and her sentence will take effect

If her corruption conviction is upheld, she will have exhausted her appeals and face a six-year jail term plus a ban on holding public office

Argentina’s justices will announce their decision in the coming weeks — almost certainly triggering bids to expand the nation’s top court

The office argued that the president was ‘acting as an economist and not as a public official’

The Supreme Court rejected former president Cristina Kirchner’s request to be acquitted

In a note to the Supreme Court, Eduardo Casal argued that the ex president should be found guilty of illegal association

Manuel García-Mansilla had joined Argentina’s top court after Milei leaned on a constitutional loophole to appoint him by decree

Thursday’s session could end with a win for the government or an unprecedented legal situation