“It sounds to me like it’s more about the tone he has, a light tone, more neighborhood-like”, opined the journalist specialized in crime, who doubted that Migueles had made a concrete threat.


The family conflict added a new public dispute and a request from the defense in the court file
“It sounds to me like it’s more about the tone he has, a light tone, more neighborhood-like”, opined the journalist specialized in crime, who doubted that Migueles had made a concrete threat.
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The conflict between Mauro Icardi and Wanda Nara added a new chapter after the episode that occurred in the so-called house of dreams. This time, the focus was on the tense face-to-face that the footballer allegedly had with Martín Migueles, the current partner of the host.
On Intrusos (América TV), Rodrigo Lussich revealed what phrase Migueles allegedly said to Icardi and why the forward interpreted his words as a threat. Journalist Mauro Szeta, a guest on the program, also analyzed the episode and questioned whether it was a concrete intimidation.

The episode occurred on Friday when Wanda Nara arrived at Icardi's house accompanied by Migueles after receiving calls for help from one of her daughters. The situation arose amid a family conflict that led to a complaint of alleged violence against the footballer.
According to Lussich's reconstruction on Intrusos, the exchange between Migueles and Icardi allegedly included a phrase that the forward interpreted as a threat.
“Martín Migueles would have said to Icardi: ‘I speak to you nicely, I’m a grown man, I grew up on the street. I’m neither L-Gante nor Maxi López, so anything we need to sort out... if not, we’ll sort it out another way’”, the host recounted.
According to the television reconstruction, those words made Icardi feel threatened. However, Mauro Szeta offered another interpretation of the tone of the comment.

In parallel to the confrontation, the dispute between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi progressed in the judicial arena. This Tuesday, the footballer's lawyers, Francisco Oneto, Elba Marcovecchio, and Lara Piro, issued a statement questioning the treatment their request for the forward to testify received.
The lawyers reported that they presented themselves at the intervening Prosecutor's Office to request that Icardi give a spontaneous statement and provide his version of the events attributed to him.
In the document, they noted that they did not receive a favorable response: “Far from receiving that statement, so far we have only obtained evasions”.

Additionally, they questioned what they considered unequal treatment between the parties. They claimed that over the weekend, the Prosecutor's Office received Wanda Nara's statements and quickly took measures, while the defense's request faced delays and formalities.
“We are not asking for privileges. We are asking for the same treatment”, expressed the lawyers, who also emphasized that “equality between the parties is not a favor: it is a guarantee”.