The journalist Cristina you will failincluding anonymous complaints against Iñigo Errejónformer parliamentary spokesperson for Addprovoked his resignation at the same time as they opened an unprecedented crisis in the Spanish left, assured that now some of the women who They wanted to denounce the politician, they could withdraw. He maintains that the systematic attacks received by the actress and presenter Elisa Mouliaafirst woman to show her face in the ‘Errejon affair‘, have set a worrying precedent.
“The most normal thing is that they move backwards“, Fallarás herself declared emphatically during her participation in the meeting. Literature is femininewhich is celebrated this Monday at the Cultural Space ‘El Tanque’, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Mouliaá, assures the journalist, was “brutally lynched“and lives”a test” seeing how “his private life and that of his family are exposed”, all following the complaint he filed last Thursday with the National Police against Errejón for sexual harassmentand after the publication of which several women claimed to have experienced the same thing.
“One of them is a girl who wrote to me Instagram to tell me what happened to one of his relatives and the other who is a colleague in the industry”, said Mouliaá herself in a conversation with SPANISH .
However, the fear of suffering the consequences of media exposure could ensure that these women, who also contacted Fallarás to denounce the former president of More countriesprefer to distance themselves from the issue rather than suffer pressure from public opinion. “Then they ask us why we don’t report“, criticized Fallarás, who was convinced that this affair would not succeed. no court for violence against women.
“He’s a sexual predator.”
“I want to report it,” shared Elisa Mouliaá on her profile on the social network Family and Women Unit of the National Police. “The deponent felt violated and alibified. Even though she decided to stay silent because of who she was. [Errejón]”, indicates the complaint, to which he had access SPANISH. “Clown“.”seek glory“.”Liar“These are some of the epithets that the actress received immediately after on her personal social networks.
“I spoke out after it all exploded with thousands of anonymous complaints to support research and other victims come forward. I hope no one in power ever abuses you. so that you are never afraid to speak. A hug,” he responded to one of these attacks.
Today Mouliaá has gone further. “I spoke up because, in the end, everything exploded with multiple complaints. And it seemed horrible to me not to say anything. He is a sexual predator. He’s not a guy who comes one night and is hot and that’s it. No no. In other words, we know how to differentiate women. This doesn’t seem normal to me. It was not a normal attitude and he is not a normal person. I think he has traits of a narcissistic psychopath and it’s becoming more and more evident,” the actress said in an interview with Public mirror.
In this sense, the actress expressed her “disappointment” at the idea that “always” the finger is pointed at him.to the person attacked instead of the aggressor“. “I already told you that this is why I don’t do interactions, why I don’t go on film sets, why I don’t go anywhere because that’s it.” I don’t want anything to be misunderstood.. In other words, I saw what I saw and I decided to speak out because it felt horrible not to say anything and it was going to stay on my conscience for the rest of my life.” he declared.
“The tip of the iceberg”
For her part, Cristina Fallarás assured that the case of Mouliaá and the complaint on the networks of an alleged sexual assault by Errejón during the Huge Fem Fest of Castellón in 2023, of which both Loreto Arenillas as Sumar’s leadership knew, they are only “tip of the iceberg“. As the journalist and writer suggested, been receiving stories for months which target all spheres of power, from political parties to members of schools, institutes and universities.
Women”They started talking and they won’t stop“He assured, that’s why they reach him.”very numerous“information relating to the exercise of power as a practice of sexual harassmentlinked to men from the media, political parties, unions and big businesses.
Fallarás wanted to remember that this whole affair did not start with a complaint, but with a story. “For me, it is substantial, that is to say that There are women’s stories that others can rely on to denounceto feel supported and above all to know that they are not the only ones to suffer. We started talking, telling stories and it’s not going to stop. This is the tip of the iceberg“, he insisted.
