translated from Spanish: “Misogyny as a weapon of political discipline. We don’t tolerate it anymore.”

After Florencia Peña’s claim in Flor de equipo, several people and political figures rejected the macho aggressions with which they referred to the actress and driver for her visit to the Quinta de Olivos last year. One of them was the presidential adviser, Cecilia Nicolini, who not only supported the position of repudiation against the actions and sayings of the pre-candidate for national deputy, Fernando Iglesias, by the Minister of Women, Gender and Diversity, but also tweeted about it.

Misogyny as a weapon of political discipline. We don’t tolerate it anymore. Never again. – Cecilia Nicolini (@cecilianicolini)
August 3, 2021

“Misogyny as a weapon of political discipline. We don’t tolerate it anymore. Never again,” were Nicolini’s words, which were highly supported. Prior to that publication, the presidential adviser retweeting the words of the aforementioned minister, Elizabeth Gomez Alcorta, who expressed her concern at Iglesias’ sexist remarks.” Once again Fernando Iglesias is in the news for his misogynistic sayings. We cannot and must not normalise it. Deputy Iglesias is a representative of the people and his positions are those of a public official, with the responsibility that this demands,” she wrote.

Assaulting women to win sterile political debates is a cowardly and violent attitude. My solidarity with @Flor_de_P that had to defend itself against an unjust and macho attack that must be repudiated. – Eli Gomez Alcorta (@EliGAlcorta)
August 2, 2021

She concluded: “Assaulting women to win sterile political debates is a cowardly and violent attitude. My solidarity with @Flor_de_P, who had to defend himself against an unjust and macho attack that must be repudiated.”

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