Crying, biting the lips, with a lump in the throat, the Argentinian actress Thelma Fardín appears in the video denouncing a violation.
“He climbed over me and I penetrated,” he describes, about an alleged violation that happened in Nicaragua, in 2009, during the tour of the ugly duckling children’s program.
“He grabbed my hand and said to me: ‘Look how I put’, making me feel your erection.” I was saying that not. Threw me on the bed, ran me the shorcirto and I started practicing oral sex”, he says, a video projected during a press conference with a group of actresses.
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Darthés denied the facts in his Twitter account, calling them “crazy”, and, as in previous accusations, asked to leave justice to act.
Copyright of the Argentine captionActrices imagenAFPImage is only one of communities fighting against gender violence in Argentina.Movimiento of women in Argentina the denunciation of Fardin was given to know this Tuesday by actresses Argentinas, a Group linked to the movement of women who has led fights against gender-based violence with high political impact in the country and the region.
At the ceremony, surrounded by dozens of recognized artists, Fardin said he made the complaint once learned that theirs was not the only testimony alleging abuse of Darthés.
“Because someone spoke, I now can speak. And when I said, I found myself surrounded by people who were willing to accompany me, take care of myself, and above all to give me lots of love,”said.
Tarana Burke, founder of the MeToo: the movement has become “unrecognizable” means Argentines began to describe the press as the start Conference of the “Metoo Argentine”, in reference to the wave of allegations of sexual abuse in Holl ywood.
Although the actresses have not used that expression, a statement which seeks to break the silence before the abuse was reported.
“For the society: we remain silent no more.” We will not follow subject to abuse”, they said, on a problem that according to various polls is extended in the entertainment industry.
Since the press conference, the #mirácómonosponemos campaign flooded the social networks in Argentina.
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