The former First Lady, Fabiola Yáñez, denounced that the former president "does not want to give a roof over his son's head" and that Francisco, three and a half years old, "never had a home," as he "was born at the Olivos Residence." Yáñez recounted the difficult moment they experienced in Spain, where they moved after the presidency. She also suggested that Fernández uses the child's lack of housing against him, "as if to say, 'He doesn't have a roof, but only because I can't provide one, because what is said about that amount of money is fine.'" Yáñez concluded by questioning the former head of state: "Do you bring a child into the world for the justice system to have to tell you, 'Look, do you know what? You have to give this percentage to your son'?" The former First Lady criticized the justice system for acting with "much more celerity" for the child's reunification, but that "it didn't matter to them" when she warned that Francisco would not have a roof over his head. Yáñez categorically denounced: "Alberto Fernández's intention is to take custody of my son away from me." According to what Noticias Argentinas learned, Yáñez stated that she decided to speak publicly because the situation is "much more serious." She recounted that although Fernández signed the consent for the school, he abruptly abandoned her. Despite the situation, she emphasized her independence: "I don't need to be maintained," and highlighted that she managed to work in Spain. Buenos Aires, November 16, 2025 (NA) -- The former First Lady, Fabiola Yáñez, broke her silence this Saturday evening at Mirtha Legrand's table and launched a series of explosive statements against Alberto Fernández, focused on the legal battle for their son, Francisco.
