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In 2010, during the socialist government of [[Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner]], a dozen protesting wives of the detained military and police, chained themselves in for twelve hours at the entrance hall of the Ministry of Defense, demanding a meeting with the Defense Minister [[Nilda Garré]]. The wives of the military detainees would release an official statement explaining their actions to the Argentinian press:{{cquote|Tired of requesting private meetings on repeated occasions, and in the face of the complicit silence of those who have the duty to preserve our military institutions, the AFyAPPA group demonstrates its firm decision to remain chained inside the military headquarters until the requested meeting takes place.<ref>[http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1291045-pando-encadenada-en-defensa Pando, encadenada en Defensa]</ref>}}

In 2010, during the socialist government of [[Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner]], a dozen protesting wives of the detained military and police, chained themselves in for twelve hours at the entrance hall of the Ministry of Defense, demanding a meeting with the Defense Minister [[Nilda Garré]]. The wives of the military detainees would release an official statement explaining their actions to the Argentinian press:{{cquote|Tired of requesting private meetings on repeated occasions, and in the face of the complicit silence of those who have the duty to preserve our military institutions, the AFyAPPA group demonstrates its firm decision to remain chained inside the military headquarters until the requested meeting takes place.<ref>[http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1291045-pando-encadenada-en-defensa Pando, encadenada en Defensa]</ref>}}

On November 17, 2015, Pando publicly declared herself to be a supporter of  president elect [[Mauricio Macri]] in the Argentinian presidential elections:'' ''"One of the reasons I vote for Macri is because he would not leave somebody out of work just for thinking differently,"'' she announced through her Twitter account.<ref>[http://www.eldestapeweb.com/cecilia-pando-volvio-encender-la-polemica-la-dictadura-no-fue-un-genocidio-n14299 Cecilia Pando volvió a encender la polémica: "La dictadura no fue un genocidio"]</ref>

On November 17, 2015, Pando publicly declared herself to be a supporter of  president elect [[Mauricio Macri]] in the Argentinian presidential elections:'' ''"One of the reasons I voted for Macri is because he would not leave somebody out of work just for thinking differently,"'' she announced through her Twitter account.<ref>[http://www.eldestapeweb.com/cecilia-pando-volvio-encender-la-polemica-la-dictadura-no-fue-un-genocidio-n14299 Cecilia Pando volvió a encender la polémica: "La dictadura no fue un genocidio"]</ref>

In January of 2016, Pando came out in support of the Minister of Culture of Buenos Aires, [[Darío Lopérfido]] who declared that during the Argentinian military dictatorship the disappeared were no where near the vicinity of 30,000.<ref>[http://www.elintransigente.com/politica/2016/1/27/pando-polemica-desaparecidos-no-genocidio-365381.html Pando y la polémica por los 30 mil desaparecidos: "No fue un genocidio"]</ref>

In January of 2016, Pando came out in support of the Minister of Culture of Buenos Aires, [[Darío Lopérfido]] who declared that during the Argentinian military dictatorship the disappeared were no where near the often claimed number of 30,000.<ref>[http://www.elintransigente.com/politica/2016/1/27/pando-polemica-desaparecidos-no-genocidio-365381.html Pando y la polémica por los 30 mil desaparecidos: "No fue un genocidio"]</ref>

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