by A video of the former president Alberto Fernandeztogether with Fabiola Yañez and her son Francisco, celebrating the New Year in a luxury hotel in Madrid, it began to circulate on social networks and quickly went viral.
The former president decided to receive 2024 at the Four Seasons hotel in Madrid, where the food for the night of party costs 600 euros without wine and 1,000 with wine.
The dinner menu was composed of Black Truffle Tart, Foie Torchon, Crab Tart, Nitro Tomato, Grilled Elvers, Roasted Viceroy, Wagyu Loin, Lemon-Lemon and Hazelnut Soufflé.
The restaurant located on Calle Sevilla, 3, in the luxurious neighborhood of Salamanca, is run by chef Dani García, one of the most celebrated of the moment and awarded three Michelin stars in different restaurants he owns.
At 12 o’clock, one of the videos that went viral allows us to see that Fernández tells Yañez: “Eat the grapes,” following the Spanish tradition to welcome the year with good luck.
In the video, you can see the former first lady wearing a black mask and also placing a party favors headband on the child, while Fernández has a customary gesture.
Days ago, the former president and his wife entered the Santander bank located at 57 Calle de Serrano, in the exclusive neighborhood of Salamanca, Madrid, at half past twelve noon. In the video, Fernández and Fabiola are seen carrying out a procedure at the bank, in one of the customer service boxes.
Fernández announced last Wednesday, December 21, on his X account that he was boarding for Spain on an Aerolíneas Argentinas flight. In the tweet, the former president mentions that he was only going to visit family to spend the holidays and that he would soon be embarking on his return to Argentina.
Hours before, that same day that he left for Madrid, we also used his social networks to criticize Javier Milei’s DNU.
Despite his effusive questioning of the reforms of the current President of the Nation, criticism of Fernández did not take long to arrive.
One of them was Juan Grabois, who asked him to step aside from the president of the Justice Party, the main force of Unión por la Patria, and also questioned him for his absence in the protests against Milei.
“The president of the Justicialista Party, Alberto Fernández, if you preside over the main force of the coalition and in the middle of a moment of anxiety you are in Spain and you do not waste an emotion, I humbly believe that you have to step aside,” said the leader of the Patria Grande front, after the CGT march to the Palace of Courts.
