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Through your X account, President Gustavo Petro announced that he would take legal action against Marbellethis due to the insults of the Colombian singer and actress against Antonella, the president's daughter, who told him she was a “street dweller.”
The renowned Colombian actress and singer began the discussion with a response to a publication on the social network in which a user questioned the street dwellers with whom the presidential family shared last Sunday, December 24thbefore Christmas night at Casa de Nariño.
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A person posted a message with a photo in which President Gustavo Petro's youngest daughter appeared along with several street dwellers Share in this place.
Given the good looks of the street dwellers, this user noted “I don’t see any street dwellers in this photo, do you?”. Marbelle then responded to the publication with the following sentence:
“Just one,” Marbelle wrote, clearly referring to President Gustavo Petro’s youngest daughter. After learning about this, the head of state did not hesitate and also responded directly to the Colombian singer and actress.
“Being a street dweller is nothing to stigmatize, but harming and molesting a minor is a very ignorant act of mischief.”he expressed.
In his message, Petro also compared the noise with which they performed before the Brazil game at the Metropolitan Stadium in Barranquilla, and Marbelle's insults, in which he detailed that he would take legal action against her.
“Some spectators of the football match in Barranquilla can be excused for perhaps not knowing that they were harassing a minor, but here it is done intentionally. “My daughter has asked me to take legal action and on behalf of the children of Colombia I have to do it.”he added.
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