The captain of the national team reacts to the insults received by the employees of a commercial premises in Ñuñoa, by an individual who reproached them for not allowing him to enter with his pet.
Claudio Bravo is indignant. Las images en que trabajadores venezolanos son agredidos verbalmente por un individuo al que no le permitieron ingresar con su mascota al local que atienden, le generan una profunda molestia al capitán de la Selección y guardameta del Betis, quien no duda en asumir una posture frente a the situation.
Through his Twitter account, the goalkeeper of the Reds explains the situation. In a video, we observe how the man repeatedly insults dependents, with strong words and alluding to his nationality. Faced with this scenario, Bravo does not hesitate to condemn. “For all immigrants, like me and my family, who don’t believe that all Chileans are like that “, he exposes on the social network, alluding to his status of residence in Spain, in addition to other European countries, during his sports career.
Without being part of the situation, Bravo condemns the act and even apologizes on behalf of the Chileans. “I apologize to the attacked jobs, on behalf of those of us who believe in humanity,” he said. “Let’s be people. Empathy,” he adds, adding a pleading emoticon.
A permanent social actor
It is not the first time that Bravo has made reference, through the platforms offered by the Internet, to issues that go beyond football and are of general interest. In October last year, for example, he posted a survey question about the presidential elections.
It wasn’t the only time. In May of the same year, after being vaccinated against Covid-19, he joked about conspiracy theories concerning the inoculation.
However, the intervention that caused the most stir occurred during the social outbreak. On this occasion, the goalkeeper validated the annoyance of the public. “They sold our water, our electricity, our gas, our education, our health, our retirement, our medicines, our roads, our forests, the Atacama salt flats, the glaciers, the transport to the private sector. Anything else? This won’t be much? We don’t want a Chile of a few. We want a Chile for all. Enough,” he said.
The latest intervention generated a high level of popular support, reaching the highest number of “likes” for a publication in Latin America in 2019.
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Source: Latercera
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