After five months apart, Mauro Icardi returned to Argentina to reunite with his daughters from his relationship with Wanda Nara, with the help of his mother. This afternoon, the footballer went to the girls' school to pick them up and plans to spend four to five days together. Nara had requested in writing that China Suárez and her children not be part of the reunion, but Judge Hagopian rejected the request. In recent hours, the latest report from lawyer Fernanda Mattera for the Public Ministry of Guardianship has been revealed, describing the impact of their parents' media war on the girls. 'From a psycho-legal point of view, these maneuvers that Wanda and Mauro are carrying out with respect to their daughters do not respond to the needs of the child or adolescent, but to unresolved adult conflicts,' writes the lawyer. Regarding Wanda Nara's role in the reunification, the document describes an initial conflict generated by her: 'Referring to the case of Mrs. Nara, during these months of intervention, various direct obstructions have been detected and pointed out, such as the technological difficulties encountered in enabling a parent-child communication channel.' She also mentioned the importance of the family group chat, where the footballer remains active: 'The WhatsApp group remains enabled and is still actively used by Icardi to send affectionate messages to his daughters, persisting in this even when they do not respond to him.' In the same vein, she accuses Nara of not complying with the judge's order not to show her daughters on her social media: 'What negatively impacts and interferes with the girls' feelings.' Additionally, she pointed to Icardi for not complying with the order not to appear on social media with China Suárez's children: 'This behavior is also maintained by Mr. Icardi, having been pointed out the psychological pain caused by certain publications on his social media that feed the parental conflict.'
