Martina Soto Pose, one of the references of Rock & Pop, made a strong disclaimer after the attack of fury that La Negra Vernaci had on the air this week in her program on Pop Radio FM 101.5.
Soto Pose launched a series of messages on his Twitter account, where he shot directly at Elizabeth and criticized the controversial attitude that the radio referent had days ago, when he exploded against his companions, pointed against the radio and even fluttered a pair of headphones.
"Let's not defend the indefensible. Less when it comes to a person who is known to be violent, aggressive and mistreat work teams (unless you are at their level)," Martina began writing.
The disclaimer of Martina Soto Pose for the attitude of the Black Vernaci. Twitter.
"And it's not the fallopa huh. It's the ego. 'It's me and I can do whatever I want.' Let's not feed those dynamics anymore," the former CQC said.
"It seems to me that you had something personal and decided to take it out now. You don't hit someone when they're on the floor. Tell them straight ahead and at another time is the right thing to do. Not when he's on the floor," one user replied.
Some criticized the journalist's remarks. Twitter and she answered them. Twitter.
But she defended herself and clarified that "there is no one on the floor." "It's still the one indisputably. That's why anyone and everyone does 'genia genia más más'. Go work with a person like that, see how long you can endure," he added.
"Feed those dynamics? Martina, someone would have to return the attention received. Violent understands with violence, there is no other. Hopefully sometime someone does. It's the only way. It seems to me that there is no other way out," said another person.
Martina lashed out and asked not to "justify" the driver. Twitter.
And Martina clarified: "I don't agree. This would not happen anymore if someone with guts (and hierarchy) told these people 'Che, stop a little'. But they allow them, they celebrate them."
"And we naturalize extremely toxic work environments because if 'you like the peach, bank the fluff.' And no," he added.
Then, the journalist launched another tweet and exposed a reflection on defending and justifying: "Who has not justified a in order to defend a loved one? But that doesn't do anyone any good. Not one. Nor to the loved one." "Let's not justify," he said, questioning Vernaci's attitude.
The disclaimer of the Negra Vernaci
After her controversial attitude and the amount of criticism she received on social networks, far from retracting, La Negra Vernaci went for more, justified herself and spoke about "freedom".
"Guys, relax, those who take out so much and those who put titles like 'Sacadísima', hopefully God will give you sometime that you can work somewhere where you have so much freedom," launched the host of La Negra Pop.
And he clarified: "It's not that they give me freedom, I take freedom, in every radio I worked I was always very free and this was not the exception at all."
"I do what my ass sings until one day they tell me not to do it anymore," he continued. He added that "those are the pros and cons of being free in your work."
"I love to exercise the power of my freedom, whether it's to throw something or say what my ass is singing. And I can do both," he lashed out.
Elsewhere in his disclaimer, aired on his radio show, Vernaci said he understands that for some "it's disrespectful."
"Nobody forces you, change your channel, don't watch on YouTube, don't listen to the radio, you always run a risk when you have the freedom to do what you want," he argued.
"Revolear things to me seems like a very good thing, I put it into practice and it seems perfect," he said. And he clarified that he prefers to "throw headphones and not make rubber pull."
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