The former Argentine first lady went to a Madrid hospital with “reactive anxiety” after an altercation with Alberto Fernández: the details

New information leaves Alberto Fernández in a very bad light. Last week, Fabiola Yáñez’s complaint against Javier Milei’s predecessor and president of Argentina between 2019 and 2023 came to light for allegedly using physical violence and harassment against her. The Argentine justice system found messages and photographs that demonstrated this mistreatment in the context of another investigation into alleged influence peddling by the politician, and now a medical report signed by a hospital in Madrid has been published. The former first lady was treated for a severe anxiety attack after an argument.

In the document, to which he has had access Infobaeit is seen that Yáñez suffered a crisis with “occipital headache with radiation to the neck, malaise, weakness, emotional lability, and dyspnea” attributable to a peak of personal stress associated with the harassment she suffered from her ex. According to the medical diagnosis, the patient experienced an episode of reactive anxiety and an asthma attackHe was prescribed medication and advised to follow up with his GP. The visit to the emergency room took place at the University Hospital in the capital in the middle of this year, coinciding with a visit by the politician to Spain.

Alberto Fernández traveled to our country twice after leaving the presidency last December. The first time was at the end of 2023, as the former president himself recounted on his social networks. Several images of that visit were leaked, including a visit to a bank and a New Year’s Eve dinner at a hotel where he can be seen with Yáñez and other people. By then they had already broken up, although they avoided making it public to avoid the scandal, as she herself explained..

On the other hand, Fernández’s second trip to the Spanish capital took place on May 23 and lasted until the end of June. The period coincides with the date on which Yáñez was assisted: 06/07/2024. Just a few days later, on June 13, federal judge Julián Ercolini discovered images and chats that could prove the existence of a case of gender violence in the presidential residence.

This Monday, in front of the Argentine Consulate in Madrid, Yáñez has already submitted a document in which he claimed that “the acts of harassment, mistreatment and contempt” by Fernández began eight years ago, in 2016. She said that he forced her to have an abortion that year.as reported by media such as The Nation o Infobae; and that she was the victim of “serious injuries doubly qualified by the relationship and perpetrated in the context of gender violence with abuse of power and authority,” she explained. Page 12. Among the attacks, He mentioned slaps on a daily basis during discussions, even in front of his son Francisco.

Yáñez refers to continuous acts of violence, constant contempt and “harassment even in recent times”for which reason he requested that Fernandez be charged with “serious injuries doubly qualified by the link and perpetrated in the context of gender violence with abuse of power and authority.” As an argument to justify the figure of serious and not minor violence, He indicated that the injuries left him with psychological damage that prevented him from carrying out his duties and his normal life for more than 30 days.which led to the prescription of medications.

It should be said that the former president denies the accusations, although he admits to frequent and violent arguments.“I admit that there is a presumption of my guilt, I accept it, but I ask that I be allowed to prove my innocence. One thing is the presumption of guilt and another is the media lynching that makes one guilty without the possibility of defending oneself. They are two different things,” he said. The CountryThe complaint was filed by videoconference from Madrid, where Yáñez lives with the son she has from her relationship with Fernández. On Tuesday morning, the former first lady testified from the capital.