In the last two weeks, Alberto Fernandezformer president of Argentina, has been living in a state of seclusion in an apartment in Puerto Madero, after being charged with physical violence against his ex-partner, Fabiola Yañez.
This period has been marked by a mixture of intense emotions and a series of events that have affected both his personal life and his public image. Since the indictment became known, Alberto Fernandez He has remained in the apartment lent to him by his friend Enrique “Pepe” Albistur, in the River View complex in Puerto Madero.
This place has become his refuge, where he has tried to deal with the situation while staying away from the public eye. The news of the indictment, which includes allegations of serious injury and coercive threats, has generated a huge media stir and has put Fernandez at the centre of a storm of criticism and speculation.
The former president has been in constant contact with his lawyer, Silvina Carreira, who has been working hard on his defense. Carreira, who was recommended by Albistur, has been evaluating the possibility of making a public statement to counter the accusations and present Fernández’s version.
According to close sources, Fernandez Fernandez insists on his innocence and denies having used physical violence against Yañez. Despite the WhatsApp messages that have been made public, in which Yañez describes episodes of abuse, Fernandez maintains that he never raised a hand to his ex-partner.
During these days of confinement, Fernández has experienced a roller coaster of emotions. Close friends who have visited him describe him as “broken” and deeply affected by the situation. At times, he has appeared depressed and despondent, while at others he has displayed intense anger, especially toward those who doubt his version of events.
Judicial strategy
This mix of emotions has been difficult to manage for the former president, who has sought support from his closest circle. One of the most challenging aspects of this situation has been managing the judicial strategy. Carreira and his team have been working against the clock to gather testimonies and evidence that can discredit Yañez’s accusations.
Alberto Fernandez She has claimed to have witnesses who can counter her ex-partner’s allegations, and her defense is focusing on presenting these testimonies to the court. The lawyer has also been considering the possibility of contacting a psychiatrist to help Fernandez handle the stress and pressure of the situation.
