“If you conceive sexual relations as a personal and unshared pleasure, let them see it”

Elisha Moulia is the only person who has reported to the police against Iñigo Errejón, co-founder of ‘Vamos’, by alleged sexual abuse. The case was revealed by the journalist Cristina Fallarás, who has declared that he does not stop receiving testimonies from other women who accuse the politician. Sumar has decided to dismiss him and remove him from his position as party spokespersonsince his role in politics contradicted his behavior, as described by the women with whom he had intimate relationships. In ‘Let’s see’, Joaquín Prat has reacted toThe article published by Elisa Mouliaá on October 28, criticizing how a politician who proclaims feminist values ​​can do something as unacceptable as what has come to light.

“Whoever conceives sexual relations as a personal enjoyment and not like the enjoyment of all those who are intervening, has a problem”, Prat has declared. “If you conceive of sexual relations as a personal, unique and unshared pleasure, girl, boy, let them see it.”he added, clearly indignant.

“We are a trophy for them and a hunting game. Pure meat to feed their sad ego. Love and innocence, a losing battle… porn has done its homework and we are the guinea pigs,” wrote the actress and presenter on her official X account.

Following reports of sexual violence against Íñigo Errejón, the management of Más Madrid has offered a press conference. The Minister of Health and party leader, has appeared alongside Rita Maestre and Manuela Bergerot about what happened and how it will affect the game. Mónica García has assured that “no one in Más Madrid knew about the accusations” and that “silence and impunity are over.” The formation has acknowledged several complaints after his resignation last week. Furthermore, he has condemned the “acts of sexual and sexist violence”, expressing support for the victims. García has emphasized that they never received complaints and that “no one knew about the accusations.” “If we had known that he was an aggressor, we would have reported him,” he concluded.

His ex-partner, Rita Maestrehas published a letter in which he denounces that ““Everything that is happening this week overwhelms and especially shocks him.”. With this writing, the leader of More Madrid has broken his silence and has positioned himself next to the victims, confessing to feel “deceived” for a “misogynist” which seemed to bea good boyfriend”. In ‘Let’s see’, Patricia Pardo has commented on Rita’s letter, criticizing those women who have remained silent, leaving others exposed to the former spokesperson.

“Rita has been very consistent with her speech, because this obviously affects her personally and she condemns it without palliatives, treating it as a aggressor. However, in his phrase ‘to speculate happily about the degree of knowledge’refers to many feminist voices that are considered authoritative,” Pardo began by saying.

“It seems to me shocking that there are women who wear the badge of verified feminists, and those who do not have their opinion do not have a voice. If we say that ‘among us’, within “feminism, we knew it and protected ourselves, what happens to the rest of the women who do not have that verified badge? “Don’t they deserve to be protected?” she added, clearly indignant. “This means that there is allowed to be another group to which a wolf, like Íñigo Errejón, can attack. Your speech has remained precious”referring to those who take control and adopt feminist discourse, generalizing and putting all women in the same bag.