Angye Zapata’s public complaint against her ex-partner Martín Távara for physical and psychological aggression had as a first consequence the separation of the player from the Sporting Cristal squad. Afterwards, the company representing the player reported to Agref that it had arranged professional help for both parties to “comprehensively address the root issue”.
“We have provided legal and psychological support to the parties with the aim of tackling the problem at its root and comprehensively. This support was embraced by Martín and has been maintained up until now,” the agency said in a statement, expressing its opposition to violence.
Agref pointed out that, according to the recommendations of the experts, the procedure will be carried out privately, without explanations or exonerations from Távara: “It has been decided (…) that this procedure will continue to be carried out privately, without revealing more details that will negatively affect the reputation and emotional stability of both parties.
Opinion on the Martín Távara case. Photo: Agref
Zapata, who has also been offered support from the Women’s Ministry, said on the program “Magaly TV, the firm” last Monday, October 24, that his ex-partner has problems with gambling and alcoholism, for which he spoke to his environment, so that it can provide you with relevant assistance.
Sporting Cristal parted ways with Martín Távara
On Tuesday 25th, the Rimense club officially announced the player’s separation, after initially announcing the opening of proceedings according to their internal policy.
“After properly evaluating the facts based on the information received so far, the Sporting Cristal Club has decided to proceed with the separation of the football player from the men’s professional football team and to completely suspend all professional activities of the athlete. ‘ he reported. the heavenly box.
help channels
If you have been a victim of violence or know someone who has been affected by domestic or sexual violence, contact the Department of Women and Vulnerable Populations line 100 for “information, advice and emotional support.”
Likewise, Line 100 is authorized to refer the most serious cases of family or sexual violence to the Women’s Emergency Call Centers (CEM) or the Emergency Service (SAU), which operate 24 hours a day, every day of the year.