The Peronist leader, Guillermo Moreno, once again found himself at the center of controversy by publicly stating that he would drafton journalist Ezequiel Guazzora, convicted of aggravated sexual abuse, once he serves his sentence. Far from showing the slightest rejection in the face of one of the most heinous crimes, Moreno chose to justify the abuser, downplay the events, and also launch an unusual attack against President Javier Milei.
When the interviewers questioned him about Guazzora's mental state and described him as a "sick man," Moreno came to his defense with a comparison as absurd as it was offensive, saying: "So, the one who says 'my children are dogs' is mentally healthy," in direct reference to President Milei. Instead of condemning a sexual offender who was found guilty by the courts with overwhelming evidence, the former Kirchnerist official chose to downplay the abuse and divert the discussion toward the political leader who has garnered the most popular support in recent decades.
The sentence: (12/27/24)
The courts sentenced the ultra-Kirchnerist activist and journalist Ezequiel Guazzora to 10 years and 6 months in prison for sexually abusing a teenage girl in 2023. However, far from any kind of repudiation or ethical reflection, former Kirchnerist official Guillermo Moreno shamelessly anticipated that he would call him "without hesitation" when he is released from prison, revealing a pattern of impunity and ethical degradation that seems to be commonplace in the group he is part of.
The sentence was handed down by the Oral Criminal and Correctional Court No. 24 of the Federal Capital, composed of judges Maximiliano Dialeva Balmaceda, Marcelo Roberto Alvero, and Javier Esteban de la Fuente, who found him guilty of the crimes of sexual abuse with carnal access, minor injuries, and resisting authority.
