Mauro Icardi explained why he did not authorize his daughters to process passports: "I object to them living in Argentina"
The father's consent is not required to have the passport and return to Argentina.
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And he concluded, "The parents also have rights." "I object to my daughters living in Argentina" In a second discharge, the former Galatasaray football player said that the decision of Italian judge Cristina Bassi is, in fact, "the best news I could receive.". After a week of cross-accusations between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi, the driver announced that her daughters Francesca and Isabella could return to Argentina despite not having the permission of the football player. "The Italian judge has just resolved for my daughters. After the decision of the Milanese court that favored Wanda Nara's position, the football player posted a new post on his networks, where he claims that the judicial decision, "for those who know how to read between lines, is the best news".
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And he concluded, "The parents also have rights." "I object to my daughters living in Argentina" In a second discharge, the former Galatasaray football player said that the decision of Italian judge Cristina Bassi is, in fact, "the best news I could receive.".
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticiasAfter a week of cross-accusations between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi, the driver announced that her daughters Francesca and Isabella could return to Argentina despite not having the permission of the football player. "The Italian judge has just resolved for my daughters.
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticiasAfter the decision of the Milanese court that favored Wanda Nara's position, the football player posted a new post on his networks, where he claims that the judicial decision, "for those who know how to read between lines, is the best news"
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