They reveal that Alperovich allegedly bought a house for Marianela Mirra in a country club.

The relationship between  Marianela Mirra, former winner of Big Brother, and  the former governor of Tucumán imprisoned for abusing his niece, José Alperovich, continues to generate controversy. In recent hours, details have emerged indicating that the bond between them extended for more than 16 years.

The scandal was reignited after Jorge Rial revealed on Argenzuela (C5N) that Mirra frequently visited Alperovich in prison, where he is serving a 16-year sentence for sexual abuse. Far from denying the rumors, the former reality show participant confirmed her romance with a blunt phrase: "I love him, I trust him."

A bond that would have begun more than a decade ago

The story would not be recent. According to various sources, the relationship between Mirra and the former governor was known in Tucumán for years. One of the voices that supported this version was the singer Gladys "La Bomba Tucumana," who claimed that in the province it was an "open secret."

"Everyone knew, they were always related," the artist stated in an interview. She also questioned  the stance of Beatriz Rojkés, Alperovich's wife, who accompanied him during the trial: "Women didn't understand how Bety stayed married to him. As a woman, it bothered me."

A house in a country club and rumors in Tucumán

One of the most striking details that leaked in recent hours is the alleged purchase of a house in an exclusive country club in Tucumán by Alperovich for Mirra.

"I have friends who live in that gated community, and when I go to sing, I visit them. On one of those occasions, they told me they were neighbors of Marianela and that she was settled there. I couldn't believe it. They told me: 'They've been together for many years,' and I think he had bought her a house in that country club," the singer recounted.

Finally, "La Bomba Tucumana" was categorical about the perception of the former governor in the province: "He is convicted of sexual abuse and yet continues to protect himself politically, covering up what everyone knows. He keeps denying it, but I don't think the people of Tucumán have affection for him," the artist concluded.