Argentina’s President Fernández is facing calls to uphold citizens’ right to privacy following a past incident where she expressed concern over potential surveillance of her own communications. Almost a year ago, the President demanded an investigation and punishment for a breach of her personal privacy. Now, observers argue she has a heightened responsibility to extend that same protection to all Argentinians. The editorial emphasizes a perceived inconsistency between the President’s past demand for privacy and the need to ensure all citizens enjoy similar safeguards. It suggests her past experience should motivate a stronger commitment to protecting the privacy of the population. The piece frames this as a matter of principle and expectation, underlining the President’s duty to defend the privacy rights of those she governs.