An Argentine judge decided to “file” the case for alleged human trafficking involving Diego Maradona’s entourage that had begun after the Cuban Mavys Álvarez, who had a sentimental relationship with the former soccer player in 2001, will declare that at the age of 16 She was taken to Argentina to perform a bust operation at the request of the world champion.
“In light of the reported facts, I consider that the complaint that gave rise to this report does not reflect any criminally reprehensible action to date, which is why I will have the file of the proceedings,” said Judge Daniel Rafecas, according to the court ruling accessed by the Infobae website.
According to Álvarez in the television interview, during her stay in Argentina she was not allowed to leave the place where she was staying and there were people in charge of her staying there.
The Foundation for Peace and Climate Change filed a complaint in Argentina for alleged human trafficking against Maradona’s entourage mentioned by Álvarez: Carlos Ferro Viera, Omar Suárez, Gabriel Buono, Mario Isralit and the former ‘Pelusa’ agent, Guillermo Coppola .
Álvarez traveled to Argentina last November and ratified his statements before the Justice as a witness.
“We also have a doctor who performs a surgical operation without any checkup. Mavys’ pre-surgery was performed at the hotel, where she was a prisoner. They told her that she couldn’t get out of it because Maradona’s family was in that same hotel on another floor and she didn’t want them to see her, “said Gustavo Marano, the Cuban’s lawyer, months ago.
According to the lawyer, in the two and a half months he was in Argentina, Álvarez only went out on the street twice.
“It clearly provides a scheme of possible trafficking, reduction to servitude and the injuries that this doctor caused him for carrying out a surgical intervention without the father’s permission. She enters Argentina when she is 16 years old and leaves when she is 17”, she stated at the time.
