Cecilia Roth he responded to the president Javier Milei after he attacked her and called her play a “failure” due to some statements that the actress had made about the Government and its cuts in culture. “I try not to get into a war situation. It is a hatred that aims to make you hurt. In this specific situation I do not personalize it, it is not me who is saying all this,” he stated.
“I already know what this kind of hater farm is likeMaybe what I say is not liked and people react in a way that I already know because we have seen it a lot, especially with women,” said the artist in radio statements.
The president had expressed on his X account (formerly Twitter): “The great actress’ Cecilia Roth only sells 600 tickets per week… Therefore, it must be explained to her that she is not in demand because she is not wanted, not because of censorship. Obviously, for CR (sic) “It is easier to cry censorship than to accept its failure.”
In response, Roth indicated that “The ticket sales thing is an excuse to say what is said”. “There is a part that has to do with ignorance, another with what they call cultural battle. I try not to enter into a war situation, I am not like that, it is not what happens to me. I still think that in democracy you can say what one thinks, absolutely with respect. I still think that I didn’t make any mistakes, nor do I have to explain who I am,” he added.
“It is a very naive hatred, in the sense that it is uncontrolled, intending to harm. I don’t personalize it, it’s not me they’re saying this to. It was my turn as tomorrow it will be the turn of another person and as it was the turn of others before.. It seems to them that certain people should be punished,” he remarked.
Finally, Roth concluded: “I’m interested in getting to know you. I listen to Agustín Laje, Leonardo Cifelli, I am interested in knowing what they do, what they think. “What I said was a month and a half ago, I don’t know how it came after so long.”
Javier Milei crossed Cecilia Roth: “The great actress sells only 600 tickets”
He president Javier Milei He used his social networks once again to criticize an Argentine artist. This time it was the turn of the film, theater and television actress, Cecilia Roth. The president assured that it “has no demand” in his shows because “They don’t want it” and not “because of censorship“.
Milei’s comments come after she accused the Government of censorship against the culture agenda, specifically on issues related to “the military dictatorship, gender and climate change.” “I think the Government is censoring, not to mention. I’m sure. “I know it, I see it, I feel it, I know it.” Roth had expressed on December 26.
Through his social networks, the Argentine leader raised the glove and responded harshly to the Argentine actress. “I’m with @leocifelli and he tells me that “the great actress” Cecilia Roth only sells 600 tickets per week… Therefore, we must explain to her that she is not in demand because they do not want her, not because of censorship.“.
The President referred to the information shared by the Secretary of Culture of the Nation, Leonardo Cifelli, about the low sale of tickets in the play La Madre, by the French playwright Florian Zelle, at the Teatro Picadero in the City, which revealed the official. The same was also taken up by Agustín Laje who assured: “Indeed, what makes the actress’s blood boil is not that one cannot talk about gender, but that, finally, we can say out loud that GENDER IDEOLOGY IS GARBAGE“.
For his part, the Argentine president declared: “Obviously for CR it is easier to cry censorship than to accept its failure. CIAO!” In this way, the libertarian leader gave his opinion about one of the most recognized Argentine artists in the country, who transcended borders and triumphed in other countries, such as Spain, as one of the director’s favorite actresses Pedro Almodóvar.
Cecilia Roth’s criticisms
In an interview, the actress stated that “when Javier Milei won with a huge advantage, with an illogical advantage, it was very strong. I never thought he was going to win. I never imagined that a president in Argentina could be the nonsense that Javier Milei is, who imagined that he was going to start his ‘cultural war’ against cinema. Before being elected, he announced with his chainsaw – which was not fake – everything that he was going to cut,” he said.
“This country is going to be weakened to unthinkable levels. Milei was cutting, cutting, cutting, removing that hellish chainsaw. And we, in a level of shock, watching Milei pass before our eyes and with a deeply touched opposition,” added the renowned actress.
Source: Ambito
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