Argentina's Fernández Faces Serious Charges Amidst Domestic Violence Allegations
Argentina's Legal Controversy
A federal prosecutor on Wednesday formally charged Argentina’s former President Alberto Fernández with committing violence against former first lady Fabiola Yáñez. Prosecutor Ramiro González charged Fernández with the crimes of minor and serious injuries, doubly aggravated and coercive threats against his ex-partner, according to a ruling seen by The Associated Press.
Details of the Charges
- González also requested additional evidence measures, including taking testimonies.
- Fernández denies allegations and claims he will prove his innocence.
- Yáñez testified via video call, confirming the complaint she filed.
- The accusations emerged amidst leaked messages related to another embezzlement investigation.
In recent days, images have surfaced showing potential injuries on Yáñez, raising further scrutiny on the case. Fernández, having been President of Argentina from 2019 to 2023, remains under significant public and legal pressure as these events unfold.
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