The photographer Jordi Castellwho a few weeks ago starred in a controversy following issuing a series of comments that related to Pedro Pascal and the exiles in the program “Tal Cual” (TV+) responded to the strong criticism he has received for his statements.
in conversation with Page 7Castell commented that “I have never cared much what people think or for the reasons that work for me, because I have never said things with bad intentions”.
After that, he indicated that he will not offer “Apologies because you are not aware that you are offending anyone, and the truth is, of all the comments that come in, your tip is my salary”.
Likewise, he pointed to his ‘haters’ and called them “Bitter people who don’t have their peace of mind resolved who shoot just to shoot, I can’t take care of that”.
About the end, Castell responded regarding whether he is self-critical of his comments, to which the photographer replied that “No (I make a self-criticism), because unfortunately I would have loved to be exiled and to have grown up in a country that had not had an atrocious dictatorship like the one we live in, in a prison like Chile was at the time of Pinochet”argument.
“It was the same discussion I had with my dad, I know it’s hard to say it, but if they had given me a choice, I would have grown up happily in a first world country”ended.
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