DENUNCIA A ALBERTO FERNÁNDEZ, DECLARÓ LA MAMÁ DE FABIOLA: "LA TIRÓ AL PISO ESTANDO EMBARAZADA"

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Este jueves, Miriam Verdugo, madre de Fabiola Yáñez, realizó declaraciones contundentes ante la Justicia, en el marco de la investigación por presunta violencia de género contra el expresidente Alberto Fernández.

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00:00We'll show it to you.

00:03Let's go with the second one, Martín.

00:05This brings up something that until now no witness had said.

00:10Or Tamara Yáñez, Fabiola's sister, had said it without being able to confirm it at all.

00:16And it is that during the pregnancy, Alberto Fernández also attacked Fabiola Yáñez.

00:21Something that for a long time was raised in the cause.

00:24No witness said it accurately.

00:27And today the mother did say it.

00:29She also said it as a witness to the fact.

00:33The only act of violence that the mother said she witnessed

00:38is this one that happened when Fabiola Yáñez was 8 months pregnant.

00:42She said that Alberto threw her to the floor in the residential chalet

00:47after a discussion in the room in which Fabiola Yáñez wanted to withdraw.

00:53And that after that Alberto Fernández said,

00:55I am the president here and I can do whatever I want.

01:02There's more, right?

01:03Yes.

01:04This is also in reference to the aggressions that she did not personally see,

01:09but that she did tell Fabiola Yáñez.

01:11She returned to the guest house with a new steak.

01:15One day she arrived with four fingers marked on her face.

01:19Do you realize when you hit your leg?

01:22Yes.

01:23When you get a sprain or something, it's marked.

01:27And it's recent.

01:28Do you realize when it's recent or when you start to see a bruise?

01:32That's a process that the blow has.

01:35This is because Fabiola Yáñez was still living in the residential chalet with Alberto Fernández

01:41and more often at night she went to the guest house because of the fights and the aggressions she had.

01:49And in the guest house, at that time, Fabiola Yáñez's mother was living.

01:53There's another plate.

01:54Look.

01:55The next one.

01:56The issue of violence.

01:57Well, this is also told by the sister, right?

01:59It's told by the sister.

02:00That's what we just read in the text.

02:02Exactly.

02:03We always lived with verbal violence until the last day he was in Spain.

02:08And this is also important because the cause establishes as the fact to investigate since 2016 with the abortion that Fabiola Yáñez has done,

02:18investigated by Alberto Fernández, until these last months when they lived together in Spain.

02:24And here the mother highlights that those verbal aggressions were still in Spain.

02:29And here we can put the audio that we know.

02:32Of course, the audio, of course.

02:34Which is a kind of example of what was happening.

02:37Exactly.

02:38Or what she had to endure.

02:39Audio, verbal violence, mistreatment, mistreatment, mistreatment of the other.

02:45Underestimation.

02:46Underestimation of the other.

02:48Because the dialogue is pejorative.

02:51Against anyone.

02:53Worse against a woman.

02:54She lowered her self-esteem.

02:56Against anyone she would feel bad with that audio.

02:58If you feel bad, put it back.

03:00The one we put yesterday.

03:01We got this far.

03:03No, there's more.

03:04There's more, there's more.

03:07He wanted to convince me that my daughter was crazy.

03:10These are the audio.

03:11Here it is.

03:12Exactly.

03:13That I had to take her to the doctor and he always took me for all this.

03:16This is Alberto's counterattack from yesterday.

03:18Of course.

03:19Which spreads that he wrote to Fabiola's mother worried about his problem.

03:26Exactly.

03:27Which in the texts that Alberto said transcend, it is never clarified what the problem is.

03:33At one point they talk about wine and champagne.

03:36The mother, today in her statement.

03:39What does she say about it?

03:40She says that Fabiola actually consumed alcohol.

03:43She doesn't put it in terms that she had a problem, that she suffered from alcoholism.

03:49Yes.

03:50But yes, during the presidency of Alberto Fernandez, he began to consume more alcohol.

03:55Yes.

03:56And more anxiolytics, which generated a problem for him.

03:59Yes.

04:00From there to justify other things, I don't think so.

04:03No, no, no.

04:04Sorry, I don't want to say now.

04:06How many people take anxiolytics in the UFC?

04:09In fact, I'm going to tell you one thing.

04:10I don't know if what I'm saying is right.

04:12Yes.

04:13But a lot of people take it.

04:14If Alberto Fernandez's strategy is going to be to formally raise the cause, that for me is weak.

04:20I can tell you.

04:21For what there is so far.

04:22And I can confirm that that in justice will not be taken into account.

04:25No, it's just that so far it's undeniable.

04:26I'll tell you.

04:27I don't see it.

04:28Yes.

04:29He drank alcohol.

04:30Okay.

04:31How much?

04:32But I'm going to tell you one thing.

04:33Even if it is believed that he had an addiction in the face of that.

04:40What Alberto Fernandez's defense raises, it must also be said, and we will probably see this

04:46from next week when they begin to declare the witnesses that Alberto Fernandez raised.

04:51What the defense says is that because of that consumption of alcohol, Fabiola Gianni fell.

04:57Fabiola Gianni was hitting.

04:59And those blows are what cause those bullets.

05:01But here's the point.

05:02Even if Fabiola Gianni had fallen, and it could have happened, I don't know, I don't have the most remote idea.

05:09It has nothing to do with these blows.

05:11No.

05:12The defense says yes.

05:13You're just going to fall into that eye.

05:15Yes.

05:16No, no, no.

05:17That's why I'm telling you.

05:18That's the strategy that the defense has.

05:20And that's why I insist on this, which is information.

05:22But wait, I'll tell you something, wait.

05:24It's okay that one is delirious, I don't know.

05:26You fall.

05:27Did you just hit your eye?

05:29No, of course this.

05:31Did you just hit your eye?

05:32Always.

05:33But even from what was known until now.

05:35The pear, the nose, the eye, the forehead.

05:38No, no, the wrists.

05:39You hit yourself and bent your wrists like that.

05:41That's why.

05:42It's childish to talk about this.

05:43Let's see, I don't know if you said this because I was just distracted by a call.

05:48Oh, sorry.

05:49But, no, no.

05:50If you want, we can stop the show.

05:51If you want, we can stop the show.

05:52If you're like this, it can happen.

05:53A call from the supermarket.

05:54No, no.

05:55Can you tell us what the call was?

05:56No, no.

05:57Let's see, we are receiving information.

05:59The order for the supermarket doesn't arrive?

06:01He ordered ice cream for the night.

06:03The order for the supermarket doesn't arrive?

06:04Can I talk?

06:05I know.

06:06Didn't Mr. Olivos say that one of the flies had said that the lady fell recurrently in the bathtub?

06:14Take out the recurrent.

06:16Yes.

06:17Didn't Mr. Olivos say that one of the flies had said that the lady fell recurrently in the bathtub?

06:20Well, one of those flies is going to testify next week.

06:22Well, they want to install the issue of the blows, but in a sinister way.

06:27Yes.

06:28Yes, of course.

06:29Of the blows, I mean, of the accident blow.

06:33Of course, the blow is the most shocking, the most visible.

06:39Now, in the cause there are many testimonies that give account of a context of harassment,

06:48of what the mother said and what the sister declared, of verbal violence.

06:52So far, what we have in the cause is, in principle, a single blow, which is this,

06:58the bruise in the right eye.

07:02But you find in the cause many testimonies that give account of the context of verbal violence.

07:10Here it is, the answer from her to what he spread yesterday in the media.

07:14Exactly.

07:15He intended that I solve the problems that I generated.

07:17Exactly.

07:18The synthetic mother is outside of her.

07:19Yes.

07:20But forceful.

07:21Yes.

07:22It is forceful.

07:23He generated the problems and he wanted me to solve them.

07:25That's what he said.

07:26And there he says something else.

07:27Here he says something else.

07:28The abortion of 2016, there I send you the money so that tomorrow you solve that,

07:32that it does not happen tomorrow.

07:33The mother says that she witnessed a conversation.

07:36We are talking about 2016.

07:38Alberto Fernández was not even a candidate yet, he was the head of the cabinet.

07:43Fabiola Jani is pregnant.

07:45She says that Alberto did not want to have the child.

07:48And the mother refers that she heard a communication between Fabiola Jani and Alberto Fernández,

07:53where Alberto Fernández tells her this.

07:56And the person who sends him the money is Daniel Rodríguez.

07:59The Intendant of Olivos.

08:01Subsequently, who was the Intendant of Olivos at that time.

08:04The lady refers to this man who was the Intendant, a very trusted friend of Alberto Fernández.

08:12He was the one who handled practically everything.

08:14He said, El Gordo Daniel.

08:16Exactly.

08:17That's how he mentioned it in the statement.

08:18In the statement.

08:19Now, look at the degree of disapproval on the part of Alberto Fernández.

08:25On top of the fact that he was supposedly instigating his wife to interrupt the pregnancy at that time,

08:31his girlfriend, his partner,

08:33that he sends him an envelope with money.

08:36If not even the company.

08:39There is a post.

08:40Of course.

08:42Or prioritizes that the payment is on the other side.

08:45Because, let's see, that was clandestine at that time.

08:47At that time it was forbidden.

08:48It was forbidden, it was clandestine.

08:49Today.

08:50Why?

08:51In the battery of accusations and crimes, there is no issue of abortion.

08:57Because, obviously, by a principle of the most benign law.

09:00Because today it is an unpenalized situation.

09:03I believe that this fact will be taken into account in the context.

09:08Because the valuation is the violence.

09:10To give a general context.

09:12The trial.

09:13To give a general context.

09:14The trial.

09:15Yes.

09:16The abortion itself will not be judged.

09:18No.

09:19But the context will help.

09:21Martin, thank you.

09:22Please.

09:24Stay because there is more material today.

09:25Because we have the case of Ortigoza.

09:26Now we are going to talk about instants.

09:27The case of a football player.

09:28Yes, of course.

09:29Ortigoza, which is hot.

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