Overview
- Peñalva says the harassment began in August with 20–30 messages per day and escalated to in-person encounters at a restaurant, her gym, C5N, and a San Lorenzo match.
- The case is filed at City Prosecutor’s Office No. 18 as hostigamiento under Juan Cruz Ártico, who ordered a no-contact and no-approach order and initiated investigative measures.
- Authorities called in specialized gender‑violence teams and the judicial investigations corps, and Graziano appeared at the fiscalía with a lawyer.
- Graziano publicly denied the accusations and questioned Peñalva’s motives, while acknowledging he tried to give her chocolates and a book at C5N.
- Peñalva received a panic button and accompaniment she describes as inadequate, and colleagues such as Guadalupe Vázquez and Soledad Larghi have recounted similar experiences, fueling scrutiny of slow institutional responses.