Miram Verdugo will appear at 10 a.m. at the Comodo Py courts. The courts expect her to provide key information since she lived with her daughter in Quinta de Olivos.
The Fabiola Yañez’s mother, Miriam Verdugowill testify this Thursday in the case against former President Alberto Fernández. The politician is being investigated for a complaint of gender violence against the former first lady.
Verdugo will be present at the 10am at the Comodoro Py courts to testify. Yañez’s mother traveled from Madrid to appear to testify in the case initiated by her daughter’s complaint.
Alberto Fernández case: Fabiola Yañez’s mother testifies before the court
Miriam Verdugo will appear this morning at the Comodo Py courts to testify in witness character in the prosecutor’s office that is handling the case for the complaint of gender violence against the former president. It was the complaint of his daughter, in charge of the lawyer Mariana Gallegowho added Verdugo as a witness in the case.
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Yañez’s mother was one of the first people to be called as a witness by the prosecution, but her testimony was delayed. Initially, Verdugo was to testify from Spainwhere she resided, by videoconference under international summons, but finally the complaint confirmed that the witness will do so in a in person.
His testimony is considered key since Verdugo He lived with Yañez in the Quinta de Olivoswhere the events reported by the former first lady occurred. Last Monday, the complainant’s sister, Tamara, testified, providing details about How Fabiola had an abortion in 2016 which, according to the prosecution, was instigated by Fernández.
Alberto Fernández’s defense presented another sealed envelope with the statement of a new witness
On the side of the defense of the former president, in the last hours they presented to the Justice a sealed envelope with the statement of another witness taken in a notary’s office and identified with the letter B. This is another of many presented by the team defending Fernández, who asked that they be maintained Their names have been withheld as they are former employees. from the presidential residence of Olivos.
This new testimony would ensure that the Yañez’s blows were the result of cosmetic treatments and problems of alleged alcoholism, and not of violent episodes with her partner. In total, the Fernandez’s defense contributed Five testimonies of former employees who spoke in a notary’s office to deny the accusations against the former president.
Now it is time for the prosecutor to decide whether to summon these people to testify in the Retiro courts. According to reports, four of them They have already been summoned by the prosecutor to declare under oath of truth in the last week of September and the first week of October.
Source: Ambito
