US EditionEx-partner of Argentina’s former president Alberto Fernández accuses him of abuse
- Fabiola Yáñez, ex-partner of former Argentine President Alberto Fernández, accused him of physical and emotional abuse, leading to a Buenos Aires federal court opening a criminal investigation.
- Yáñez plans to press charges for threats and psychological intimidation, claiming daily harassment that resulted in minor injuries.
- Alberto Fernández denied the allegations, stating they are false and he would demonstrate the truth in court.
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Fabiola Yañez filed a complaint against Alberto Fernandez, Head of State of Argentina from 2019 to 2023 for domestic violence
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Ex-partner of Argentina's former president Alberto Fernández accuses him of abuse
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — The ex-partner of former Argentine President Alberto Fernández has accused him of physically and emotionally abusing her, according to an Argentine court order issued Tuesday. The allegations shocked the country and threaten to further stain the reputation of the moderate leftist whose government many Argentines blame for deepening an economic crisis. In the judicial order obtained by The Associated Press, the Buen…
Unexpected discovery: Photos and videos found on a phone show more than just an alleged case of corruption involving Alberto Fernández; a possible case of gender violence is also revealed.
Argentina ex-President Fernandez denies violence toward former partner
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Former Argentine President Alberto Fernandez on Tuesday denied accusations that he was violent toward his ex-partner and former first lady Fabiola Yanez. Yanez, who currently lives in Spain with their son, had accused Fernandez before an Argentine judge of gender violence, as well as psychological harm and phone harassment, local media reported. In a post on X, Fernandez said he had learned of the accusation through …
Former Argentine President Alberto Fernández was denounced this Tuesday for gender-based violence before the courts. Her ex-partner and mother of her second son, Fabiola Yáñez, accuses him of having beaten and threatened her. Yañez made the judicial presentation by telephone, from Madrid, before the same judge who is investigating Fernández in a case of alleged corruption. The former president denies the accusations and assures that he will prov…
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