Former employees of the Argentine official headquarters They said they saw Fernandez grab Yanez by the hair.. This information was published by the Argentine newspaper La Nacion on Sunday (11).
The couple were already separated at the time.According to the former employees, Yanez lived in a guest house a few feet from the headquarters. They said in the report that they heard screaming and saw Fernandez grab his ex-wife by the hair and hold her by the arm.
Former Argentine President Cristina Kirchner criticized Fernandez, who was vice president. Kirchner said the photos reveal the most vile aspects of the human condition. “The photos of Ms. Fabiola Yanez with the bruises on her body and face, as well as the published chats that reveal the dialogue between her and the former president, show not only the beating she received, but also the most vile and dark aspects of what happened.” The human condition,” he wrote in a post on the X website, on Friday (9).
Argentine media reveal photos of infected former first lady
Yanez appears in the photos with a black eye and bruises on his body. The photos were published by Infobae, which also revealed excerpts of a conversation between the former first lady and Fernandez, in which she accuses him of attacking her “all the time.”
“It doesn’t work like that, you hit me all the time. This isn’t normal. I can’t let you do this to me when I haven’t done anything to you. And all I’m trying to do with my mind focused is defend you, and you hit me physically and there’s no explanation. Excerpt from a letter sent by the former first lady, according to Infobae
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