Moyano targets lawyer Storto over partner's scandal

Facundo Moyano, a former national deputy, has publicly challenged the role of lawyer Diego Storto in the scandal involving his partner, Candela Arizaga. Arizaga was found semi-nude in the streets of Buenos Aires on August 4.

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Storto said he recorded her and that is illegal. On the other hand, Storto is not a formalized lawyer within a case that is already formalized.

Moyano stated that Storto lacks any formal connection to the case. He criticized Storto's public statements, suggesting they fueled "conspiratorial theories." Moyano specifically pointed out that Storto continued to speak to the media even after Arizaga had formally appointed another lawyer. He also questioned Storto's claim of having recorded a conversation with Arizaga, calling it illegal.

During a television interview, Moyano asserted that Storto is not a formalized lawyer within the ongoing case. He dismissed Storto's version of events, particularly regarding Arizaga's alleged drug consumption during their relationship, stating that Storto's involvement was not legitimate because he had no formal link to Candela.

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The peace of mind of doing things right. For this young man to talk more about me is a compliment. Thank you for the messages of support.

Following Moyano's interview, Storto responded on Instagram. He wrote, "The peace of mind of doing things right. For this young man to talk more about me is a compliment. Thank you for the messages of support." Storto had previously spoken to the media about Arizaga's condition, toxicology results, and her account of events.

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It is not important to listen to Storto, because he has no formal connection with Candela.