The money will go to their son, Francisco Fernández Yañez, and will be managed by the former first lady.
By a resolution of the Justice, the former president Alberto Fernandez will have to give you 30 percent of your privilege retirement to his ex-partner Fabiola Yanezwho had requested the seizure of all assets, in the midst of the legal dispute over the complaint for gender violence.
In fact, the recipient of the money – about three million pesos -, It is Francisco Fernandez Yanezthe couple’s little son, But since she is a minor, her mother will manage that sum.
Following Yánez’s request, the Civil Court 102 finally ruled that “the defendant, Alberto Ángel Fernández, pay in favor of his son Francisco Fernández Yañez, the equivalent of 30 percent” of his retirement, an amount that “should be retained on a monthly basis and deposited within the third day of each settlement“.
In total, the sum that the former president will have to pay is around three million pesos, since he receives 10 million pesos each month for his retirement as former president, according to TN.
Gender violence: new photos of Fabiola Yáñez being beaten were leaked
The court’s decision came amid Yañez’s lawsuit against the former president, whom she accused of gender violence for alleged attacks by Fernández during his tenure as head of the Executive.
This afternoon, new images were released in which the former first lady can be seen showing the various bruises.
The defense of the new images was the one who spread them. Yanez. In one of them, The former president is seen sleeping next to her, while in others she is simply seen in bed, with a black eye, or with ice on her face.
In one of his statements, Yanez He had said: “We had argued before, a lot, as usual. And to close the argument he gave me a terrible punch from his side of the bed. I screamed and said to him, ‘What did you do to me?’ But no, he turned around and with that blow the argument ended.“. These photos would illustrate that fact.
Source: Ambito
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