The proposal would contemplate that Tini receives her share in cash, without keeping those other assets. However, the draft has been in Alejandro Stoessel's possession for about a month without a definitive response.
The host detailed which assets the singer would keep and why the agreement has not yet been signed
The proposal would contemplate that Tini receives her share in cash, without keeping those other assets. However, the draft has been in Alejandro Stoessel's possession for about a month without a definitive response.
The economic negotiation between Tini Stoessel and her father, Alejandro Stoessel, has once again taken center stage. Yanina Latorre stated that there is still no signed agreement and revealed what the conditions proposed by each party are to close the dispute.
One of the central points of the negotiation would be the distribution of money, with a percentage close to 70% for the singer and 30% for her father.
On Sálvese quien Pueda, Yanina Latorre began by denying that Tini had secretly married civilly. She then referred to the negotiation with her father and maintained that there is still no signed document, although there would be an advanced draft.
“There is no signed agreement, there is almost a signed agreement”, explained the host. She also pointed out that the figures that have emerged would not exactly be 70% for Tini and 30% for Alejandro, although they would be close to that proportion and there would still be differences to resolve.
According to Latorre's version, Tini would keep about 70% of the money and would retain only one of the properties: her house in San Isidro, different from the home where her family resides.
The rest of the real estate would be excluded from what the singer would receive. The host mentioned properties in Miami, Cariló, and San Isidro, in addition to apartments and properties intended for investment.
According to Latorre, the singer's father would have proposed a condition to move forward: to be released from any subsequent claims related to the negotiation.
The host explained that Alejandro would seek to establish that there were no irregularities and that he did not take any improper actions. However, she assured that this guarantee could not be granted because irregularities are still being detected.
This point would be one of the main obstacles to finalize the signing of the economic agreement between both parties.
The version disseminated on Intrusos, by América TV, had been different. Daniel Ambrosino stated that the arrangement had been closed for at least a couple of months and that the distribution would be 70% for Tini and 30% for Alejandro.
According to the journalist, Martina had already accepted those percentages and only administrative and economic issues remained to be completed, including the transfer of signatures and ownership.