Who is Victoria Villaruel’s ex-husband? Is it true that he is serving two life sentences?
Find out who Victoria Villaruel's ex-husband is and what is said about her former partner. Is it true that he is in prison?
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The name of Victoria Villaruel ‘s ex-husband gained popularity on the Internet, after rumors of a possible romance between the vice president of Argentina and Sebastián Bajcetic arose. Who is her ex-partner?
In the last few hours, Yanina de la Torre ‘s LAM program was involved in a scandal after rumors about her marriage to the businessman ended up being spread by Villaruel herself on her X account.
In a few hours, she became a topic of debate in both national and international media, this because she is one of the most recognized political figures in Mexico, but not only this but also her past and what she knows about her ex-husband .
Who is Victoria Villaruel’s ex-husband?
According to the statements of the media outlet Noticias , Victoria Villaruel’s ex-partner is Alberto González , who is serving three life sentences and a list of sexual crimes. He is also classified as one of the most exalted and obscure repressors in Argentina.
Villarruel met González through his father Eduardo, another person who was “proud” of having participated in the “fight against subversion,” as he said, and who was also awarded for that work.
Alberto Eduardo González was born on October 26, 1950 in the Federal Capital, son of Francisco Alberto and Inés Edith Di Lorenzo. “El Gato”, as he was called in the years of lead, is a retired Navy Corvette Captain and professor of naval history.
Silvia Laybarú , a 20-year-old girl, five months pregnant, is identified as one of Gonzales’ victims, to whom he directed feelings in order to violate her physical and moral integrity.
Villaruel’s ex-partner serves 3 life sentences
As of August 15, 2021, González is currently serving three life sentences, in the ESMA II case for his role in the disappearance of 86 people, and for another 789 victims and, finally, for the rape of Laybarú and two other women.
According to some quotes from the Noticias cover story, Villarruel maintains contact with him, even to this day, something that is confirmed by relatives of the prisoners detained there and also two former collaborators of the vice president.
