After Fabián Rossi's arrest, Feinmann lashed out at Marina and Iliana, and the journalist did not remain silent
In response to Feinmann's remarks, Marina Calabró was interviewed on the program Intrusos (América). Visibly uncomfortable, the journalist avoided direct confrontation but made her position clear: "What he said speaks for itself. I can't analyze it because it makes no sense. Aggressions don't help me."
Marina recalled that, at the time, she broke off relations with Rossi and called him corrupt and a thief. Since the scandal broke in 2013, she has maintained a very different public stance from her sister Iliana, who firmly defended her then-husband.
Despite past differences, Marina revealed that she made a promise to Iliana and her nephews: not to speak publicly about Rossi's legal case anymore. "We don't want to reopen that wound. For the children, we made a pact," she explained.
Uncomfortably, Marina avoided fueling the controversy. "I still think what I said in 2013 and everything I expressed afterward. But I'm not going to revisit that now," she concluded.
On Monday morning, Fabián Rossi turned himself in at the Comodoro Py courts and was taken into custody. The businessman, former partner of Iliana Calabró, began serving his sentence for money laundering in the case known as "La ruta del dinero K."
Rossi arrived an hour and a half earlier than scheduled and was transferred to the Federal Investigations Superintendency, where he awaited his prison fate. The judiciary sentenced him to four and a half years in prison for his role in a money laundering network with political ramifications.
In that context, Eduardo Feinmann addressed the issue on his program on Radio Mitre and harshly criticized Iliana and Marina Calabró. Without restraint, the journalist stated: "For at least three years, Iliana lived off that dirty money. To think that the little sister advanced in her journalistic career after betraying her sister."
Although Iliana was not judicially implicated in the case, Feinmann's remarks insinuated an alleged complicity or, at the very least, convenient naivety. In his statement, the journalist suggested that, in his view, both sisters benefited directly or indirectly from Rossi's criminal actions.
