El Cuatrero’s recent comments about his ongoing legal battle didn’t sit well with Stephanie Vaquer, and she wasted absolutely no time firing back. Just a day after Cuatrero spoke about wanting to clear his name and insisting the truth would eventually come out, Vaquer jumped into the comments on Cibernético’s Instagram post promoting the interview and tore into both men.
Vaquer said she also wants the legal process to finally come to an end—but not for the reasons Cuatrero has been talking about. According to her, she’s looking forward to everything becoming public so people can see the evidence for themselves instead of what she called “invented” narratives being pushed to defend her ex.
“I just hope that the process ends to be able to show everything and that they see that those so-called ‘rare’ things are inventions of them to not accept what Rogelio Reyes Mexicano did.
After almost three years of a court process, where Rogelio counted numerous lawyers, ALL the facts were investigated and the evidence was presented faithful. Finally, some justice was made and was sentenced to 12 years for femicide in the degree of attempted and aggressor.”
She didn’t stop there. Vaquer claimed the case involving her wasn’t the first time Cuatrero had faced allegations of this nature, saying there had been complaints dating back years. She questioned why those incidents never seem to come up whenever he’s interviewed, arguing that they’re just as important to the story.
“But there’s one more thing: it’s not their first complaint! Nearly 8 years ago he was also reported for exactly the same thing and, interestingly, at the time he was also saying that she was lying and that there were ‘weird’ things in that report…Ahhh, but that’s not all! Not just two reports, there are more!
Don’t you think they should also investigate and address this issue in their interviews? Wouldn’t it be more interesting to wonder why different women have filed complaints for such serious facts?”
Vaquer also accused Cuatrero and Cibernético of using her name to generate attention instead of treating the situation with the seriousness it deserves. She said she’s intentionally stayed quiet throughout the legal process because she never wanted to turn it into a public spectacle.
“But of course, it seems that both of them find it much more convenient to talk about me to generate controversy, gain followers and gain attention.
I also hope for the same thing that you so demand: that all the truth comes out and that justice is done.
The difference is that I have handled this process quietly, respecting the times of justice and avoiding turning such a painful and personal experience into a media spectacle.”
She took one more shot at both men. Vaquer accused Cuatrero of trying to present himself as the victim while criticizing Cibernético for giving him a platform instead of focusing on what she described as the seriousness of the case.
“Meanwhile, Cuatrero seems committed to taking advantage of my public exposure to present himself as a victim, and Cybernetico, rather than seriously addressing the gravity of the facts, prefers to contribute to a narrative full of attacks, innuendos and disinformation.
I don’t need to run a circus to defend my truth. I have trusted justice, I have faced a long and painful process, and I will continue to defend the truth with facts and evidence, not interviews and shows.
How unfortunate that people with so little responsibility when talking about such serious issues have access to a microphone.”
Whatever happens next in court, it’s pretty clear neither side is staying quiet anymore. Cuatrero gave his version of events, Vaquer immediately fired back, and unless one of them decides to step away from the public conversation, this probably won’t be the last exchange between them.
What do you make of Stephanie Vaquer’s response to El Cuatrero’s latest interview? Let us know in the comments.
