Just a few hours following the Women’s America will announce the Scarlett Camberos departuremotivated by the harassment and digital violence that she suffered a few weeks ago, another player raised her voice and denounced a user on her social networks who has reached the point of expressing her intentions of ‘abusing her’.
Was Selene Cortesdefense of Women’s Pachucawho posted on his account Twitter the different messages you receive from the account @angelpuentee01_who constantly interacts on the platform Instagram.
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“Things that for some people are ”normal”, because we are public figures. they are not normalLet’s not wait for this to become ”normal” or let’s wait for something to happen to dare to act”, pointed out the 24-year-old player, originally from Nuevo León.
“You don’t know how much I want you @selenecortes it wouldn’t be bad to run into you here in Pachuca and abuse you”, Was one of the comments made by the indicated account.
Cortés made the accusation following Camberos will leave the Liga MX Femenil following suffering systematic harassment, stating that he did not feel sufficient guarantees to continue in Mexico since her attacker was only kept under house arrest for 36 hours, asking for a change of substance “so that no woman suffers what I had to live through.”
“I am immensely grateful for all the support provided by Club América during this difficult situation -lawyers, protection, advice, among others- but above all the many expressions of affection and solidarity on the part of the coaching staff, colleagues and fans of América Femenil. I sincerely hope that things change in Mexico so that no woman suffers what I had to live”, he said in his farewell message.
Selene Cortes accumulates his fourth tournament wearing the jersey of Women’s Pachucaa team he joined in the 2021 Apertura from tigers, where he spent most of his career. With the Ace He has played nine games, all as a starter, so far in Clausura 2023.
