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Yanina Latorre defended herself after being accused of being racist

The little angel criticized the celebrations at the obelisk for the America’s Cup and then had to retract a controversial phrase

Yanina Latorre had to face hundreds of criticisms and insults in the last week after her complaints about the situation of Argentines stranded abroad and compared it to the celebrations for the triumph of the soccer team. In dialogue with Los Angeles de la Mañana, he defended himself from Miami and explained what he meant by the phrase “the problem is the humble people who drink mate.

In recent days, the panelist of the El Trece program expressed her dissatisfaction with the support that the government had with the stranded. In addition to commenting on it on social networks, he criticized the decisions of President Alberto Fernández when he was on the air by video call with Ángel de Brito.

A month ago, the little angel was in Miami with her family after having traveled to get the Pfizer vaccine. Due to restrictive foreign income measures, they had to stay in the US city longer than expected.

The media traveled to Orlando with her children and shared images from Universal Studios. (Instagram).The media traveled to Orlando with her children and shared images from Universal Studios. (Instagram). Instagram
Outraged by the celebrations at the obelisk , Yanina Latorre questioned why such crowds were allowed “while there is a limit of 600 people who can enter the country daily . ” In the middle of his release, which also included his own experience as one of those stranded people, he released a controversial phrase that immediately went viral.

” The problem is not those of us who return from a trip, that we have enough culture to understand that we have to stay at home for seven days (…) but the pickets, the demonstrations and the most humble places where people drink mate and share it” , said panelist.

After that moment of euphoria, social networks exploded with criticism and insults towards the little angel, where more than one described her as “racist . ” Among the comments, Jorge Rial and Pablo Duggan appeared , who added their opinions on what she had said.

After the wave of insults, Yanina Latorre appeared again on a video call by Los Angeles de la Mañana and defended herself against those who had criticized her. “I tell Rial and Duggan that I ate a huge folder with the mate, because I always do the program drinking mate. At no time did I use the words ‘poor’ or ‘poverty’, “he began by saying.

In addition, the panelist acknowledged that she already knew that she was going to have such a situation from the comments she had been making against the government. “I listed the number of things that are not fulfilled in Argentina, starting with the celebrations at the Obelisk. And since I have been hitting the government for the issue of vaccines, one day they were going to hit me, “she explained.

Leena Wadia

Linguist-translator by education. I have been working in the field of advertising journalism for over 9 years.

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