Businessman claims actress ex-partner inflicted gender-based violence on him
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Businessman Luis Cavanagh claims he was the victim of gender-based violence by his ex-partner, actress Romina Gaetani.
- Cavanagh alleges Gaetani assaulted him after he discovered messages on her phone.
- The accusation comes as Cavanagh faces charges of minor aggravated lesiones for gender-based violence, initiated by Gaetani.
Businessman Luis Cavanagh has asserted that he was the victim of gender-based violence, claiming his ex-partner, actress Romina Gaetani, assaulted him. Cavanagh stated that he never injured anyone and that Gaetani struck him in the stomach after he had been hospitalized with a blood clot.
Appearing before prosecutor Marรญa Josรฉ Basiglio, Cavanagh, 59, represented by lawyer Alfredo Soares Gache, denied all accusations. He is currently facing charges of minor aggravated lesiones for gender-based violence, stemming from an incident in late December. The case was initiated after Gaetani accused Cavanagh of physically assaulting her, throwing her to the ground, and dragging her out of their shared home in Pilar.
According to the judicial file, Cavanagh allegedly became violent after an argument, using his physical advantage to attack Gaetani, causing abrasions and bruises. However, Cavanagh presented a different account to investigators. He claims that after finding intimate messages on Gaetani's phone from another person, he confronted her, stating she had lied to him. He also mentioned that Gaetani had admitted to him that she had never been hit by him and had experienced a fit of rage.
Yo no le hice ninguna lesiรณn de ningรบn tipo, jamรกs golpeรฉ a nadie, cuido al otro ser humano. Tambiรฉn quiero dejar asentado que ella me golpeรณ en la zona estomacal luego de haber estado internado y con un trombo. Yo sufrรญ violencia de gรฉnero de su parte, varias veces, lo sabe la psicรณloga de pareja perfecto. Ella reconociรณ que yo jamรกs la golpeรฉ ั que a ella le habรญa dado un ataque de rabia
Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.