Coach Luis Squicciarini mentioned the reasons for moving to Russia. The main thing
Coach Luis Squicciarini spoke about the reasons for moving to Russia and the support of Valeria Chekalina, known as Lercek. All the details are in the Izvestia article.
Reasons for moving to Russia
According to Squicciarini, he came to the country to introduce people to the philosophy of Argentine tango. Currently, the coach is in a relationship with Valeria Chekalina, helping her in her daily life and supporting her during therapy.
"I moved to Russia to introduce the philosophy of Argentine tango to a passionate Russian soul. After all, this dance not only helps to establish contact in a couple, but also teaches a woman to show her beauty and inner sexuality," said Squicciarini.
Against the background of personal events, the court suspended the criminal case against Chekalina, which concerned the illegal withdrawal of funds abroad. The tax debt in the amount of 175 million rubles has been fully repaid. The blogger's former husband, Artyom Chekalin, was previously sentenced to seven years in prison.
The blogger's health status
Chekalina had previously publicly stated that she had been diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer. According to the blogger, the tumor was discovered during a routine examination during pregnancy. Before that, doctors assumed she had renal colic.
Currently, the blogger is undergoing chemotherapy and radiation therapy at the N.N. Blokhin National Medical Research Center of Oncology. Chekalina decided to talk about the situation after being accused of faking the disease due to her active lifestyle. The blogger herself continues to develop the Eyya skin cosmetics brand.
"I want to prove that it is possible to live with stage four cancer, enjoy life and defeat it. I believe that I will do it," Chekalina said.
Conflict with Otar Kushanashvili
Journalist Otar Kushanashvili reported on possible legal claims from the blogger's entourage. Earlier, he questioned the severity of her diagnosis, noting that at this stage of the disease it is difficult to lead such an active lifestyle. He claims that his family received calls warning them about the proceedings.
Oleg Badma-Khalgaev, Chekalina's lawyer, denied information about the preparation of lawsuits in an interview with Izvestia. He stressed that he had no information about any claims against the journalist.
"Some people called my people yesterday and threatened to sue. I am ready to say through myself: any day, at any hour," Kushanashvili said.
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