The actress Lucía Oxenford did not tolerate the strong qualifications they had once morest her and sent a forceful response to those who criticized her for defending the protesters.
Strong and clear. Lucia Oxenford she did not remain silent following receiving dozens of messages on social networks in which they not only criticized her position in the face of the protests in the country, but also called her a “terrorist” for defending the people who are marching once morest the current government of In Boluarte. The daughter of Marcelo Oxenford generated controversy among Internet users by issuing a statement on the subject, since not everyone shares the same position.
“Nobody should have to come to Lima demanding what they should have where they live. I DO NOT SUPPORT violence or anything that is happening, do you see me beating people in marches? NO,” he wrote at the beginning.
More than 1,000 protesters marched from Puente Piedra to downtown Lima. Photo: Jessica Merino Salazar/La República
Lucía Oxenford attacks detractors
Through his official Twitter account, Lucia Oxenford defended himself of the strong qualifications that users had once morest him and clarified that expressing a point of view on any problem should not be a reason for third parties to offend or insult the opinion issued.
“How terrible it is to comment on Twitter regarding what is happening in Peru and that people start insulting you and even messing with your family, it is the opinion of UNO, respect it if you do not share it, period. How easy it is to hide behind a keyboard and a nickname, ”she pointed out.
Lucía Oxenford doesn’t want Juliana Oxenford to keep talking regarding her
Lucia Oxenford expressed his annoyance regarding some statements from his sister Juliana Oxenfordwho pointed out that the actress is known within the medium thanks to her parents Yvonne Frayssinet and Marcelo Oxenfordbut not for his talent as an interpreter.
“She must (feel) uncomfortable that whenever she makes news for something, they have to put the name of the father, mother or half-sister,” was the comment that the journalist gave in a past interview.
Given this, the national artist did not hesitate to respond with everything. “The only uncomfortable thing is that you mention us every time you are interviewed and this kind of thing pops up on my social networks,” she said.
Publication by Lucía Oxenford following an interview with her half-sister Juliana. Photo: Facebook capture/ Lucía Oxenford
