As they told in Intruders in the show, the measure was taken by a judge in response to a request from Nicole Neumann.
As revealed in intruders (America) the relationship between Nicole Neuman and Fabian Cubero I add a tense new chapter to its long-standing record. Apparently the mother of Indiana, Allegra and Sienna managed to get Justice to prohibit the ex-player of Vélez Sarfield from leaving the country.
Fabián Cubero with restrictions to leave the country
Maite Penoñori He explained that the agreement they had signed in 2018 established that “Fabián was in charge of the social work of the three girls, of the school and also paid a food fee.”
“This has to do with the request you make Fabian Cubero food quota reduction. When he made the arrangement in 2018 with Nicole Neumann, he had a work situation that is not the one he has now.”
In this sense, and in response to the ex-sportsman’s position, the model would have argued that the standard of living she leads indicates that she can continue paying what is agreed: she traveled to Qatar to watch the World Cup, traveled to the Caribbean a short time ago and would be Building a house.
“The judge gave rise and Fabián Cubero until he pays his debts cannot leave the country by any means of locomotion”added the journalist. In addition, she assured that Cubero was included in the Registry of delinquent parents, which for example prevents them from obtaining a loan.
For his part, Karina Iavicoli He recalled that Nicole had once managed to have Cubero’s salary from Vélez seized for non-payment, so the conflict has been going on for several years. “Because it’s not just paying the school fee, it’s everything that goes outside: the supplies, the clothes, the food…”, he later said.
Source: Ambito
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