While River seeks points that bring it closer to the first position in the Professional Football League (LPF) and remains firmly behind its goal of reaching the final of the Copa Libertadores that will be played on November 30 at the Monumental, Non-football news shook the internal climate of the Núñez club. It is about a complaint against Miguel Borja for alleged abuse of his children, 7 and 10 years respectively. The police demand was made by Valeria Goluza, the director of the Instituto Grilli de Canning which children attend.
The Colombian, scorer of the tying goal against leader Vélez at the Monumental, referred to this situation. “It was hard, very hard because as a father you always want the best for your children, you love your children,” he pointed out in the first instance. Then, he pointed out against the school directors: “I think the decision the school made was unfortunate for me, it embarrassed our family. The lawyers are going to be in charge of clarifying the issue. I ask them to respect my family.”
The complaint began due to a warning signal issued by a teacher. As is appropriate in this type of case, the first thing the establishment workers did was contact the local Childhood service run by Ms. Arnal. Then, it was arranged that a precarious medical examination be performed on both children along with their mother, Linda Pérez Martínez.
After the evaluation made by the Local Service and Children cabinet, it was concluded that children “they do not suffer any type of violence” but the investigation continues. At the Núñez club they were aware of the situation from the beginning and the Legal department remains attentive to the steps of Justice to proceed in this regard.
According to the complaint “for illegal investigation” presented before the Women and Family Police Station of La Unión, in Ezeiza, everything would have started with a dialogue between the youngest of Borja’s children and his second grade teacher, who would have noticed him distressed in the first hour of class and He had to call him out for his behavior.
“Don’t talk to my dad because he hits me”would have been the child’s response. Although no injuries were noted, the vice principal mentioned “a scratch in the area above the knee, whether left or right she does not know.”
The complaint filed in UFI 3 of Ezeiza for “illegal investigation” is evaluated by prosecutor María Lorena González, the same person who is carrying out the investigation into Néstor Ortigoza for gender violence.