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ARGENTINES UNFAZED AS PRESIDENT CONTINUES RECOVERY

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on November 11, 2014

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President Fernandez Discharged From Hospital

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) – Argentina’s President Cristina Fernandez has been discharged from the hospital where she was treated for a bacterial infection.

The 61-year-old leader began recovering at the presidential residence Monday, a day after she checked out of a Buenos Aires hospital where she was treated for an inflammation of the sigmoid colon.

Recurring Health Issues and Past Surgeries

Fernandez has had various bouts with poor health, including sore throats and hip pain and sciatica. Last year, she also underwent head surgery to remove a blood clot. But Argentines seem to be unfazed by her most recent illness. Supporters and TV news vans were not seen outside the hospital this time around.

Public and Analyst Reactions to Recovery

Analysts say that many believe the government can continue to function even while she’s away since she’s near the final year of her presidency.

Key Takeaways

  • Argentina’s President was discharged after treatment for a bacterial infection affecting the colon.
  • She continues her recovery at the presidential residence under medical supervision.
  • Despite ongoing health issues, public reaction has been muted, with no visible displays of concern.
  • Analysts note government operations remain resilient even as she recuperates near the end of her term.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was the medical condition the President was treated for?
She was treated for a bacterial infection causing inflammation of the sigmoid colon.
Where is she recovering now?
She is recovering at the presidential residence under medical supervision.
How has the public reacted to her illness?
Public reaction has been muted; there were no supporters or TV news vans outside the hospital.
Can the government continue functioning during her recovery?
Analysts believe yes, as operations remain stable and she is approaching the final year of her presidency.

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