No love lost in 'Tinder K' support for Argentina's Kirchner


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  • Tuesday, 08 Oct 2019

A Dec 10, 2007 pic of Kirchner (left) gesturing as her husband, then outgoing president Nestor Kirchner, talks to her at the stage in front of the Government house. Politically oriented dating sites and apps began in the United States with the likes of DonaldDaters and TrumpSingles, or for Democratic Party supporters, Liberal Hearts. Slowly the idea is taking hold elsewhere in South America. — AFP

BUENOS AIRES: They say opposites attract but it doesn't seem so for many Argentine members of Tinder K, a closed Facebook dating group drawn together by a shared vision of the perfect romantic partner: single, Peronist and Kirchnerist.

The K stands for Cristina Kirchner, the two-term former president who despite facing a slew of corruption trials, remains arguably the country's most popular politician as crisis-wracked Argentina heads into Oct 27 polls.

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