Lucrezia Ciotti A new development has emerged in the case of Nessy Guerra , the 27-year-old from Sanremo stranded in Egypt with her daughter and housed in a protected area. Her ex-husband , Tamer Hamouda, was arrested for security reasons after threats were made against the Italian consul in Hurghada and against her.
Nessy Guerra's ex-husband Tamer Hamouda arrested in Egypt: "I can finally breathe a sigh of relief."
A step forward in the complex legal and family case involving Nessy Guerra , the 27-year-old from Sanremo who has been in Egypt for months with her daughter , housed in a protected area . Her ex-husband, Tamer Hamouda, was arrested for security reasons following threats made against Orazio Gioacchini, the Italian honorary consul in Hurghada, and against her.
Nessy announced the news in a video posted on Instagram, explaining that the measure was not directly related to the criminal charges, but was taken to protect her safety and that of her daughter. " It was a decision made to ensure our safety. From what I understand, he will remain in custody until we complete our cases ," she said.
The young woman welcomed the news with relief, while specifying that she cannot yet leave the shelter or return to Italy. " I'm still here, locked in my house, and I can't leave or return to Italy yet. But I can say that I can finally breathe a sigh of relief ." In her message, she also expressed gratitude to the Italian embassy, the consul, and the Egyptian authorities, extending special thanks to the Minister of Justice for their attention to the matter and for the measures taken to protect her and her daughter.
Nessy Guerra raises alarm after her ex-husband's arrest: "He can be released for 83 euros."
Agata Armanetti, the young mother's lawyer, provided further details on the arrest. She called the measure " a small step forward ," emphasizing the dangerousness attributed to the man and the intimidation directed at her client, which included references to stoning. Hamouda had already been sentenced to one year in prison and fined 10.000 Egyptian pounds for threats against Orazio Gioacchini, the Italian honorary consul in Hurghada. " He was arrested in connection with the sentence handed down a few days ago, when he threatened the Italian consul in Hurghada ," Armanetti stated.
In a subsequent post on social media, the woman raised the possibility that her ex-husband could be released by paying 5.000 Egyptian pounds, approximately 83 euros . " Eighty-three euros to get him out of prison today. Five thousand Egyptian pounds, equivalent to 83 euros, to get him out of prison today following the threats he made against the Consul and the attempted assault. I already know what will happen when this man sets foot outside prison. Are our lives worth 83 euros? Now I want to see what the ministers and diplomats will do ," she declared.
The case, which has involved the Italian citizen for several months, is being monitored by the Italian government, which is engaged in discussions with Egyptian authorities at the highest levels to obtain guarantees regarding the safety of the woman and her daughter.