Tax authorities charge Alberto Fernández with

For serious injuries and threats against his ex-partner

He Former President of the Nation Alberto Fernandez He was charged with the crimes of serious injuries doubly aggravated by the relationship and by occurring in a gender context and coercive threats to the detriment of his ex-partner and former first lady, Fabiola Yanezwho reported the attacks.

The measure was taken by the federal prosecutor Ramiro Gonzalez in a ruling that he signed this afternoon and in which he ordered the first evidentiary measures of the case.

In his indictment, which Infobae had access to, the prosecutor stated that Yañez “She suffered a relationship marked by harassment, psychological harassment and physical aggression in a context of gender and domestic violence” on a “asymmetric and unequal power relations that have developed over time, which was exponentially increased by the election of Fernández as President of the Nation and the exercise of the office.”

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The prosecutor described nine facts of violence against Yanez and ordered thirty evidentiary measures. Among them were the summons of witnesses such as Maria Cantero, former private secretary of Alberto Fernandez; Federico Saavedra, former head of the Presidential Medical Unit; Miriam Yañez Verdugo, Fabiola’s mother, Sofia Pacchi, a friend of Fabiola’s, and journalist Alicia Barrios. Fabiola Yañez said that everyone in different ways knew about the attacks she was suffering. Daniel Rodriguez, mayor of Farm of Olives during Fernandez’s presidency, was also summoned.

In her statement, Yañez confirmed that Fernández forced her to have an abortion and that “abuse, harassment, contempt, aggression, and beatings were constant.” There he also confirmed that Ayelén Mazzina, the second Minister for Women in Alberto Fernández’s government, knew about the attacks because she had been shown photos on a trip to Brazil and that despite that she did nothing. Prosecutor González opened a separate file to investigate that case.