“There is no conflict”: Facundo Moyano asked that the restraining order preventing him from approaching Candela Arizaga be lifted and questioned the investigation
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Facundo Moyano has requested that the judicial restraining order preventing him from approaching Candela Arizaga be lifted, declaring that "no conflict" exists. His defense has asked the prosecutor's office investigating him for alleged gender-based violence to reevaluate the restrictive measures currently in place.
Simultaneously, the Buenos Aires Public Ministry concluded that there are no records verifying an encounter between Moyano and Arizaga at the Aira Apart Hotel in Buenos Aires. The investigation examined the period between August 31 and September 11, during which the former deputy stayed at the hotel.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on the defense's request to lift the restraining order and question the investigation.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Second snippet)Emphasizes the Public Ministry's finding that no records prove a violation of the perimeter.
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