A new media exchange broke out around the case of Ángel, the four-year-old boy whose death shocked the country. This time, the protagonists were Lola Latorre and Cinthia Fernández, who had a strong exchange after the media publicly questioned the young woman's professional role
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It all started when Fernández took aim at Lola for not practicing law and invited her to get involved in the case on an ad honorem basis. Far from letting go of the sayings, Yanina Latorre's daughter decided to respond through her social networks with a
strong disclaimer.
Lola Latorre's disclaimer
Through her Instagram stories, Lola was clear in stating her position on the subject: “I think it's important to clarify something, with the respect that a case as delicate as Ángel's deserves
,” she began.
Later, he made clear his position on the cause: “First of all, of course I want justice to be done.”
However, he denied any connection with the case: “As a result of Cinthia Fernández's sayings, I feel the need to clarify that I have absolutely nothing to do with it nor did I speak publicly about this case,” he said.
In her message, she also referred to her decision not to practice law: “Being a lawyer does not mean having to intervene in every media case, much less because of public pressure. My career path is a personal choice, like that of so many others. Choosing not to practice, or to do so in other areas, is a completely valid decision,” he said
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In addition, he questioned Fernández's statement: “Diverting the main conversation and getting involved in a topic in which I have no participation reflects a lack of arguments. It is not appropriate to publicly question myself to intervene in such a case, nor to demand that I assume a role that I am not prepared for,” she said
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In that sense, she was even more sincere about her professional profile: “Personally, even if I practiced, I would not choose to develop in the criminal field, which involves dealing with extremely sensitive situations.”
Towards the end of her disclaimer, Lola Latorre called for lowering the tone of the debate and focusing on what is truly important: “I think there are issues that require responsibility, respect and focus on what is truly important. This is one of them,” he said. And he closed with a strong message: “Justice for
