2024-09-20 05:55:37
Following the complaint of gender violence, the former president Alberto Fernandez will have to pay 30% of his privileged pension to his ex-partner, Fabiola Yanez. The former first lady’s original request was to have all of her assets seized, but the courts only decided to grant her 30% of the assets, which would be equivalent to 3 million pesos.
Although Yañez will be the one who receives the money, the true recipient of the funds is Francisco Fernandez Yanezthe son they have in common, but since he is a minor, his mother will be the one to manage the funds. Civil Court 102 ruled: “The defendant, Alberto Ángel Fernández, pay in favor of his son Francisco Fernández Yañez, the equivalent of 30% of his monthly salary and deposit it within the third day of each liquidation.”
The privilege of retirement Alberto Fernandez This gives him a monthly income of 10 million pesos, so his ex-partner and son will receive 3 million. This money, according to the court ruling, must be deposited in Yalez’s account “on a monthly basis and within the third day of each settlement.”
Former First Lady Fabiola Yañez had requested the seizure of the retirement pension of her ex-husband, former national president Alberto Fernández, as part of the investigation into gender violence during Fernández’s presidency, until December 10.
The cases of violence that Yañez experienced during her time with Alberto Fernández came to light while her cell phone was being investigated. Maria Cantero, Alberto Fernández’s secretary, for a corruption case that also involved the former president. After the initial leak of the conversations between the former first lady and the secretary where the former reported being a victim of domestic violence, a formal investigation was launched that revealed the violent relationship the couple had and the mistreatment Yañez received, being a victim of both physical, verbal and psychological violence.
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