Guillermo Gastón López spoke publicly for the first time after the harsh accusations made by Eugenia "La China" Suárez and Mauro Icardi on social media. The actress and the footballer exposed a series of offensive messages sent from a verified account in López's name, in which Suárez and her son Amancio were attacked.
In a conversation with the show Intrusos (América TV), López clarified his role within the law firm led by Nicolás Payarola, Wanda Nara's lawyer. He stated: "I'm not a lawyer, I'm the director of the firm. I handle the business area and connect clients with the lawyers."
López denied being the author and spoke of a possible setup
The businessman completely distanced himself from the content of the messages and considered that it was all part of a setup: "It's something absurd. No one in their right mind would write that from a verified account, with a visible name and surname." He also stated that his account wasn't hacked, but claimed that the messages could have been edited.
López reported that he suffered multiple complaints that ended with his account being blocked. "I can't access it anymore. It all seems very strange to me. I have nothing to do with this," he expressed.

La China Suárez and her legal defense advanced with a statement
In response to the case's repercussion, the firm Agustín Rodríguez & Associates, Suárez's legal representative, issued a harsh statement directed against López and his alleged connection with the Payarola & Associates firm.
In the document, it was stated that López, through his account @guillermogastonlopez, had posted "offensive and completely vulgar comments" toward the actress and her young son. It also included the testimony of Nicolás Payarola, who denied that López was his partner and defined the profile as a "fake" account.










