A tearful interview on 6 October 2026 placed Imelda Tuñón in front of cameras hours after she said protection measures were granted against Maribel Guardia. The claim of “mucha violencia” collided within hours with a denial from Guardia’s legal team. The dispute, rooted in the death of Julián Figueroa and custody of their son, has moved from private grief to public litigation.
💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: Who is Imelda Tuñón in relation to Maribel Guardia?
- A: Imelda Tuñón was the widow of Maribel Guardia’s son Julián Figueroa and the mother of Guardia’s grandson.
- Q: What did Imelda Tuñón allege against Maribel Guardia?
- A: Tuñón claimed protection measures were granted against Guardia and alleged ‘mucha violencia’ in a tearful interview on 6 October 2026.
- Q: How did Maribel Guardia respond to the allegations?
- A: Guardia’s legal team issued a denial within hours of Tuñón’s claims, rejecting the violence allegations.
- Q: What is the core of the legal dispute?
- A: The conflict is rooted in the death of Julián Figueroa and a custody dispute over their son, now playing out as public litigation.