Elba Marcovecchio blasted Wanda Nara: 'Monetizes others' pain'

Elba Marcovecchio blasted Wanda Nara: 'Monetizes others' pain'
Marcovecchio targeted Wanda Nara with everything
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The lawyer accused Wanda of profiting from others' suffering and reported threats amid the ongoing legal battle

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Amid the legal conflict with Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi, attorney Elba Marcovecchio once again harshly criticized the businesswoman. Her statements did not go unnoticed and caused a strong media stir.

During an interview on DDM, Marcovecchio spoke about the alleged threats they received and asserted that Wanda Nara's behavior goes beyond the legal: “She monetizes others' pain.”

Elba Marcovecchio volvió a apuntar con dureza contra la empresaria
Elba Marcovecchio volvió a apuntar con dureza contra la empresaria

“Wanda has an addiction to lying”

Marcovecchio held nothing back. “Wanda has an addiction to lying,” she stated bluntly when asked about her relationship with the businesswoman. She went further: “She monetizes others' pain,” she emphasized.

These statements come at a tense time, with ongoing conflicts and conflicting reports surrounding Wanda Nara's private and professional life.

Elba Marcovecchio blasted Wanda Nara: 'Monetizes others' pain'

Threats amid the conflict?

In recent days, attorney Lara Piro, who defends Mauro Icardi, hinted at having received threats for getting involved in the case. Marcovecchio supported her testimony and claimed that these intimidations “come in indirect ways.”

“It's documented in the file,” Elba stated. Although she did not provide further details, she made it clear that the legal environment is closely monitoring every move.

Lara Piro insinuó haber recibido amenazas por involucrarse en el caso.
Lara Piro insinuó haber recibido amenazas por involucrarse en el caso.

An increasingly complicated file

The lawyer also recalled that at the beginning of the conflict, Ana Rosenfeld, an expert in family law, was involved, advising Wanda. “Afterwards, the file became very difficult,” she stated.

According to Marcovecchio, the complexity of the case increased and the legal strategy changed completely. Despite everything, she emphasized that they remain steadfast: “We don't get cooked in the first boil.”


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