The troubled waters that the Boca player Eduardo Salvio lived in the first days after April 14 have subsided with the passage of time and this Tuesday the final peace of mind has arrived for the attacker: the Justice has decided to dismiss the lawsuit to which he is followed the incident with his ex-wife Magalí Aravena in Puerto Madero.

The resolution was signed by the 1st degree prosecutor José Ernesto Sylvié, part of the Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, where the complaint for “Mild intentional injuries, aggravated by being her spouse and by the mediation of gender-based violence”.

The argument was that “lack of evidence on the materiality of the fact”, after Aravena did not participate in two appeals by the Prosecutor to solicit a criminal action against Salvio and on 10 May last he sent a letter to desist from advancing for ” protect the family as a whole “.

Salvio was forbidden to approach less than 300 meters from the house where Aravena was found e he could not have contact with his ex-wife in any wayexcept when it came to taking care of the children, and for whom they had to jointly entrust a person they trusted.

“After having analyzed the facts that are the subject of the investigation and contemplated the evidence available, I believe that the necessary conditions do not exist to formulate an accusatory hypothesis that allows us to advance towards a later stage of the trial and, consequently, I’ll have the case file“, said the prosecutor, according to what was published by the sports newspaper Olé.

What happened to Salvio?

Last April 14th Totò He was denounced after his ex-partner said he hit her with the car (finally the images showed that he had dragged her). Salvio had to testify before the Justice, even his ex Magalí Aravena and even Sol Rinaldi, Toto’s new partner and who was present at the time of the incident. The case continues. On his return to the field, the former Lanús, Benfica and Atlético de Madrid player scored twice and was instrumental against Central Córdoba, earning a place in the eleven Battaglia holders in Copa Libertadores matches.

That evening in Santiago, Toto burst into tears after scoring the first goal of the match, clearly conditioned by the whole situation he was experiencing off the pitch and the exposure gained in those days.

“I have cried for everything I have experienced in these days. I needed a joy like that. I am happy for the goals and for the victory,” he explained after the game in televised statements.

“I’m sorry for what happened, I didn’t look for the fact, I just wanted to leave and have no contact,” he commented on a television program, through a chat dialogue, the only time he spoke publicly about the episode.

“I did not see if she fell or was injured while I was holding the handle while I was leaving with the car in motion,” says Salvio in another message, clarifying that her intention was not to harm the mother of her two. sons.

Finally, the footballer ended up expressing his desire to improve the relationship with Aravena. “Today I want to overcome this moment, let it be clarified, focus on my children and work in Boca. And solve this problem and live in peace and cordiality”, the player wanted.