After announcing that she is expecting her second child, the model was at the center of controversy after a journalist accused her of using her pregnancy as a strategy in the midst of her legal cases.
The announcement of Jésica Cirio's pregnancy generated immediate repercussions in show business. While some programs celebrated the news, strong criticism also emerged, setting up a new controversy surrounding the model
.
One of the toughest questions came from journalist Tomás Dente, who made a resounding statement on the air in which he pointed both against the model and against the media's treatment of the subject.
True to his direct style, Dente analyzed the context in which the news of the pregnancy broke and launched an accusation that did not go unnoticed. As he stated, the situation could have judicial implications
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“When a person who is facing criminal proceedings becomes pregnant, the conviction immediately loses seriousness. She could safely ask for house arrest... This is a strategy, she gets pregnant on purpose and it's a face-washing operation,” said the journalist, based on information provided by legal specialists in his program
.
Their statements generated a strong impact, since they link pregnancy to a supposed strategy in the midst of the complex judicial scenario that the model
is going through.
The legal cases surrounding Cirio
During his editorial, Dente also referred to ongoing investigations involving the former director of La Peña de Morfi. In that regard, he stressed that his situation cannot be analyzed in isolation.
Among the points she mentioned was the case involving her ex-husband, Martín Insaurralde, where alleged crimes such as money laundering and illicit enrichment with public funds are being investigated.
Added to this is the case linked to Elías Piccirillo, in which the Justice analyzes financial movements and communications to determine their possible relationship
with an alleged pyramid scam.
According to Dente, these investigations, together with alleged patrimonial inconsistencies, are part of a context that cannot be left aside when analyzing the news.
Beyond his questioning of Cirio, the journalist also took aim at his colleagues, whom he criticized for the way in which they approached the issue.
“I detest cronyism with all my soul... The tone and the way in which they celebrate the news is shameful, everyone knows perfectly well who he is,” she said, referring to the interviews and coverage that highlighted the pregnancy without delving into the judicial context
