A few days after celebrating 8-M, and at the time of year when we become more aware of the equality and sexist violence, Mediaset announces that Rocio Carrasco he will break his silence after 25 years, and will tell his truth through a documentary that will be broadcast over four weeks. A entertainment bomb that many eagerly awaited, especially those consumers loyal to the news of the heart, apparently an entertainment offer like the one we are used to. Nobody expected that in the first installment they would be reported physical and psychological abuse by her ex-husband, Antonio David Flores.
The first episodes have collapsed the social media, there are many public and political figures those who have commented on their appearance with messages from support for and denouncing the gender violence. The first installment has been synonymous with success, both on the internet and in television audiences, and that has made me wonder if we are dealing with a marketing strategy, by Paolo Vasile. Issuing it this month in particular, in which there is greater sensitivity towards these issues and we empathize more with other women and the misfortunes of others, to offer entertainment of this nature, it does not seem the right thing to do, it is immoral, humiliating and cruel.
Mr. Vasile, please a little bit of respect, empathy and affection for women. You surely believe that you have helped many; I think not: surely, today they feel more miserable than ever, more humiliated, less cared for and with greater fear. However, I congratulate you on your success in audience.
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