“I have no regrets. I have a clear conscience”

Elisha Mouliaá, the actress and presenter, has gone to ‘The critical look’ to talk about the controversy that arose after his complaint against Íñigo Errejón, Sumar’s export voice. The actress has stated that she feels overwhelmed by the media harassmentbut she is grateful for the coverage of the case. “I am very grateful to the media for wanting to visualize this problem. Even though I am very overwhelmed by a media lynching”he pointed out.

Mouliaá has insisted that he does not regret having taken the step of reporting, ensuring that he did so out of a genuine and conscious impulse. “I think I have done what I had to do, I have a clear conscience,” he declared. According to the actress, her decision to speak publicly arose when the anonymous complaints against Errejón began to be questioned. “I realized that they were being classified as fake because they were anonymous, and I knew I had to speak out to protect the women who came behind”he added.

Mouliaá has also expressed her concern about the impact that her case may have on other victims: “Many women have backed away when they see what is happening to me. “I hope that people have bad memories and forget things.” , has stated about the consequences on his work, although He assures that he continues participating in castings.

Regarding the recent statements by Íñigo Errejón, who described his complaint as false, Mouliaá has responded forcefully. “It is tremendous clumsiness, especially because on other occasions he has stated that false complaints do not exist”he pointed out. “I know that more complaints are going to come from other women. It is taking time, but I know they will come,” she stated.

Regarding the controversy over suspension of statements in the investigation and the election of his lawyerwho went on maternity leave shortly after accepting the case, Mouliaá has defended her decision. “I knew that I was pregnant, but I also knew that she was an eminence in issues of gender violence. She gave me a lot of confidence,” she explained. According to the actress, both were unaware that the lawyer would have to go into labor so soon. “Everything happened so quickly that she didn’t feel prepared. I think she has every right to take the time she needs,” she added.

The actress closed her speech by reaffirming her commitment to women who have suffered harassment and violence. and revealing that people close to Errejón contacted her: “Txema Guijarro, a member of Sumar, and Rita Maestre, spokesperson for Más Madrid, called me totally dismayed and offered to help with the entire legal part,” has concluded.