Alberto Fernández spoke about his worst mood following Fabiola Yañez’s denunciation: “I felt that I had no future”

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The former president went deeper into psychiatric problems and alcohol addiction to deny that he had beaten the former First Lady. He tried to take the role of the injured and said that in the face of the complaint of violence he came to feel that "he had no future" and that he was "disqualified."He argued that the video with Roberto Pettinato's daughter in the Rose "was a private game between two people."

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The former president referred to the versions of his mental health after Fabiola Yáñez denounced him for gender-based violence; “In modern society, a beating man is a man who is disqualified,” he said.

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Former President Alberto Fernández again rejected the accusations of his former partner Fabiola Yañez, who denounced him for gender-based violence in August...

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Former President Alberto Fernández once again rejected the accusations of his ex-partner Fabiola Yañez, who accused him of gender violence in August of last year and assured that the former first lady suffers from a mental health problem and an addiction to alcohol. Former President Alberto Fernández once again rejected the accusations of his ex-partner Fabiola Yañez, who accused him of gender violence in August of last year and assured that the…

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As part of a counter-offensive to his former partner, Fabiola Yáñez, former president Alberto Fernández questioned the mental health of the former first lady, who in the justice system tried bipolar, psychiatric, extortion and alcoholic, and again denied that she had exercised gender-based violence against her. Tamara Pettinato was also valued as one of the “most amusing people” who knew and justified the suggestive dialogue she had with her in …

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After his presentation at Comodoro PY, former President Alberto Fernández again rejected the accusations of gender-based violence of his former partner Fabiola Yáñez and said that he has an addiction to alcohol."In my life I did something similar to that, who knows me. I don't know how it happened. These things happen almost magically because of the media empire, but I went from being a lukewarm to an aggressor. I have no idea how it happened. T…