translated from Spanish: “The green cloth grass”: Antonio Gasalla to Verónica Llinás about abortion

there is an affectionate bond of friendship between Antonio Gasalla and Verónica Llinás. However, differences appear in issues of ideology. While she is one of the actresses who discussed and defended the Bill to legalize abortion in the Argentina, the capocomico was against the initiative. This Thursday, Gasalla was invited to El Espectador, program that journalist Angel Brito leads by CNN Radio Argentina. There, to the surprise of the actor, they contacted by telephone with Llinas, who filled with praise to his former partner.

“I always said it. “For me was an inspiration and an opportunity, a learn a lot”, said the actress, at the time that he was not contained and pointed against the ideology of his colleague: “I want to you to tell you to get you the green cloth. You’re a woman equal, you do not need… “.” Recall Llinás was one of the actresses who participated in the first debate carried out in the National Congress, prior to the Chamber of deputies to give average sanction to the Bill for free, safe and legal abortion.

“I will not give ball, but I love you equal,” said she. However, he continued: “do not give me ball, nor do you say that, but you’ve had a wonderful husband, traveled the world. I don’t know where you have hit women”. Llinas differentiated gender-based violence with the fight for legal abortion, which is worth mentioning, will be presented again on 28 May this year. “To not be confused: the green cloth is for the legalization of abortion, which has nothing to do with the realization or non-realization of the people”, mentioned.

Verónica Llinás, in favor of legal abortion | Photo: Instagram @soyverollinas without, however, there was no vibe and despite the differences of ideology, the actress showed her more patient side. “He makes years which tells me things as well.” I laugh, love it, give and not give ball. We live in wanting us all”, closed. Llinas is doing comedy next Darío Barassi in “Laughing wild” in the theatre Multitavatis Comafi (Corrientes 831). In this note:

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