12/30/2020 21:44
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 12/30/2020 9:59 PM
The journalist
Nicolás Wiñazki
had a bad time in the well-known German restaurant of El Palomar "
Graf Zeppelin
" when
he was not allowed to eat with his family for being critical of the Government.
"This happened on December 9, I did not want to make it public but it became so viral that it ended up exploding on social networks. It was the first time we went out with my family in a pandemic," he said in dialogue with his colleagues from the
TN Central
program
.
"The owner told me 'It will not be possible' or a similar phrase. I was frozen because I went to that place all my life and it came out of my soul to tell him: 'But I came all my life'. And he told me '
no longer You're more welcome
. 'I insisted and he said,' We're not going to attend to you anymore, '"he continued with the story.
The
Clarín and TN
journalist
reported that his wife "kind of got a little more angry, today she was making me remember that this, the new owner,
told her something like that we had ruined the country
."
"The truth is that I did not want to follow the discussion or escalate it, because it was to try to speak, not to react in another way. But hey, I was with my family and we went to another place where they did attend us," he said.
Intolerant!
Undemocratic!
https://t.co/LqvEZky2w9
- Miguel Wiñazki (@MWinazki) December 29, 2020
In addition, he said that he was thinking about what the consumer protection law is like:
"This has nothing to do with the right of admission because it is not discretionary
, the rules have to be well written in public view. It is like an act discrimination, from what I could read about the law, "he considered.
"I have three-year-old twins and the oldest is five, she had just graduated from the garden. My family hadn't been able to go and that's why we decided to go to dinner, with my mother and mother-in-law as well," he explained.
And he added: "It is complicated, that was the most complicated of all, it was what hurts me the most.
It is not that I have anger or rage but sadness because it is an unviable country, what Dady Brieva suffered too
, which I sympathize with despite that everyone knows that we think differently, it has happened to Alfredo Casero also in plays that he wanted to do and could not ".
"Entering a place to eat or a hotel, wherever, thinking who you voted for or what the person who owns that place thinks is delusional," he continued.
And he insisted that his wife "got a little more angry" and that he was "stupefied" because he believes "it is violence without violence."
"It is intolerance. My wife later realized that everything was fine. That is what hurts me the most now,
I feel like sadness and pain because it is a country where you cannot go anywhere if this is naturalized,
" he explained.
"They have beaten me on the street several times, which has also gone unpunished. I decided to keep calm and go somewhere else. There was no one, besides. I went all my life, I remember being a boy and going around the tables. There are people that says that you don't have to go any more, which I don't encourage at all. It's like eating the cannibal, "he concluded.
Intolerant!
Undemocratic!
https://t.co/LqvEZky2w9
- Miguel Wiñazki (@MWinazki) December 29, 2020
The one who made the event known was the journalist
Miguel Wiñazki
, Nicolás's father, who on his Twitter account showed his indignation and wrote: "Intolerant! Anti-democratic!", In addition to pointing out that his son "in the Graf Zeppelin restaurant, from Ciudad Jardin, they banned him from entering for not being K ... that is, they are discriminators ... let it go viral. "
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