Matías Will Not Be Able To Travel Outside Of Mexico With His Mother

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Julián Gil has just scored a judicial victory after the Mexican Supreme Court ruled that his son Matías will not be able to leave the country with his mother Marjorie de Sousa, according to the actor's legal team.

"For the second time, and this time a High Court, decides against Marjorie de Sousa by pointing out that he cannot remove Matías from the country and that he cannot deliver the passport without the father's authorization," reads a statement sent to People in Spanish by the team of the actor of Argentine origin.

Furthermore, it resolves that the request of Marjorie de Sousa to permanently cancel the coexistence of Matías and his father Julián Gil (…) the Court indicates that Julián Gil has never failed to comply with the regulations of the Coexistence Center and that his absences have they were justified for labor reasons,”said the representatives of the protagonist of Amar sin ley (Univision).

The order comes after the great controversy that was generated when Gil was fined because apparently he did not appear without giving prior notice to the Mexico City family center where he visits his son. The actor has denied the facts, assuring that the authorities had been alerted in advance, since he had to leave the city to record a soap opera.

De Sousa's team admitted in a statement sent to People en Español that the court had ruled in favor of his former partner.

“Derived from the statements extended to you today by the legal team of Mr. Julian Gil; I would like to inform you that the instance issued yesterday did not in fact favor my son Matías and me,”said De Sousa in the text. “Once again, I was denied the process of my son's passport, which is his constitutional right and which is imperative to have it since, due to my work, I need to travel to be able to continue with our family life as I am in charge of their care”, he assured.

The protagonist of To the other side of the wall (Telemundo) assured that she will not stop in her efforts to find justice. “For that, and as this is stipulated by law, my legal team will request an amparo to this opinion, which is NOT a definitive sentence, much less do I consider it a triumph or defeat as my counterpart puts it, it is one more element in this fight for rights. Matías'.

"Not only will I continue with the processes established by law, I will also continue fighting for the rights that Matías has," said the Venezuelan actress, "as a son and as a citizen."