In the midst of the complaint of Fabiola Yanez against Alberto Fernandezthere are many journalists who began to analyze the case. This is how Marcelo Polino was invited by TN to talk about the matter. The journalist’s view from the side of the entertainment industry and not politics highlighted some unknown aspects, among them, the unusual nickname with which she was referred to.
Although the issue revolves around the world of politics, we must not underestimate the fact that Fabiola Yáñez is part of the entertainment industry. That is why Marcelo Polino took it upon himself to speak from the knowledge of her personality to highlight some aspects that caught his attention in her story.
That is why, regarding the complaint, the journalist tried to be much more cautious: “I think that what Fabiola is saying is true, I don’t think that everything is true, exactly the same. I think that behind all this there is a lot of operation, operators within the orbit of power.”
Faced with this statement and the fact that some things were questioned, Marcelo Polino chose to clarify things before continuing to develop his theory: “Let’s divide things up, we repudiate gender violence and we are with the victim. On the other side, she also had her power maneuvers.”
That is why he highlighted some versions that he does not believe and gave reasons for them: “I don’t believe that she didn’t organize the birthday. Later, when Fabiola had power, she exercised it. In fact, in some publishing houses, she had to write notes every week.”
This is how Marcelo Polino chose to expose Fabiola Yáñez, pointing out that her actions were linked to an image wash resulting from a particular nickname by which she was known before being Alberto Fernández’s partner: “She had a kind of obsession with belonging to a world. She was labeled as fat, in fact, she struggled with the nickname that existed in the fashion world, which was ‘Fiambrola.’”
That is why he added: “So she demanded clothes, magazine covers. I think that in many things she did what she didn’t see so that her reign behind closed doors would work.”
