05/27/2021 7:59 AM
Clarín.com
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Updated 05/27/2021 7:59 AM
Since the beginning of May, the name of
Carlos Reutemann
(79) has been on everyone's lips after the former Argentine Formula 1 driver spent almost 20 days in hospital after suffering two digestive hemorrhages and a picture of anemia that he managed to overcome thanks to a delicate surgery performed in a clinic in Rosario.
During those weeks of anguish around the legendary runner, Lole's daughters were the ones who were counting the alternatives related to the health of the one who 41 years ago gave Argentina its last triumph in an F1 competition, at the Monaco Grand Prix 1980.
Days ago, Cora and Mariana, through their networks, showed that their father had finally left the sanatorium where they saved his life.
"Blood is not water," Cora wrote, alongside a photo of Lole with her grandson.
"Dad enjoying the Monaco GP," shared Mariana, in front of a TV and taking the hand of the current senator and former governor of the province of Santa Fe. An image of Reutemann reading the newspaper, much recovered, also transcended.
Blood is not water ♥ ️ pic.twitter.com/aBaGDOjrxi
- Cora Reutemann (@CoraReutemann) May 20, 2021
However, in the last hours, the good news about Lole gave way to another situation as curious as it was surprising.
Cora, who along with her sister is the result of Lole's first marriage to Mimicha Bobbio, published a series of messages on Twitter in which she points out
Verónica Ghio
, Reutemann's second wife.
The photographer's claim has to do with the fact that after discharge they were not allowed to see their father again.
"Unfortunately I have to do a Twitter because I have NOT heard from my father since he left the Sanatorium, he
does not answer his cell phone, he does not answer the door and Veronica Ghio blocked my sister and me,
" Cora denounced, accompanying her statements with the screenshot of a chat in which a dialogue with Ghio is read.
There he is mentioned to Dr. Roberto Villavicencio, the owner of the Sanatorio Parque, where they operated on the former Formula 1 runner-up.
"I agree, you have to be very desperate to tweet something like that," she replied to a person who reproached her for being in bad taste to air a private situation.
Strong message from Cora, Carlos Reutemann's daughter, asking to see her father.
"We are in Buenos Aires without being able to leave and he in Santa Fe," he complained in another of his tweets.
When they suggested that she apply for a vehicle registration permit to travel to Santa Fe, Cora gave more details of the conflict she is experiencing with her father's wife.
"We spent the 17 days in therapy with him ... It is not about that. It is the post-operative silence, it is not normal after 17 days at the foot of the canyon ... The only thing I reproach her is that for a second Once on a health issue I blocked my sister and me, "said Cora.
In addition, she said that she plans to knock on her father's door again waiting to be allowed in.
"This time (I'm going) with his grandson," he warned.
And he ended his catharsis in networks with a strong warning: "I wait for news as soon as possible and if not, I will initiate criminal proceedings."
Carlos Reutemann with his wife Verónica Ghio, in February 2009.
Reutemann lives in Santa Fe and both Cora and Mariana have their lives in Buenos Aires.
The concern, spontaneously exposed on the networks, has to do with the fact that, although Lole was discharged, the recovery process must continue at home.
It is worth remembering that Reutemann rebuilt his love life after separating from the mother of his daughters and in December 2006 he married Ghio, 27 years younger than him, who had been his partner since 2002. It was the time when the legislator was He mentioned him as a possible presidential candidate with ample chances of winning the 2003 elections, a political challenge that he did not end up accepting.
The warning from Cora, the daughter of Carlos Reutemann, who asks to know about her father.
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