Machado And His Message To President Trump

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Within hours of the inauguration of Donald Trump's presidency, the Venezuelan Alicia Machado turned to her Instagram account to express her feelings about it.

“Through my social networks I can express myself honestly and without malicious editions to my words. First of all, I want to let my fans, friends, people who appreciate me and those who value me above labels, the serious and upright media, know that I am calm and happy surrounded by a lot of honest love as there were few times before. been, that I feel fulfilled as a woman having been able to participate in a historic moment for this great country and above all I feel at peace and with the satisfaction of having been able to leave a grain of sand in the enormous journey that we women still lack to achieve equality, respect for our rights and an end to gender violence”, he wrote this Friday on the social network.

“I know that at this moment they are very attentive to what I publish and for this reason I decided to write. Rest assured, my detractors and those who continue to defame me above the law, I am at my best, full of the happiness generated by the truth, history is not erased, the political experience I had have given me a vision of the life and my own very different life, for good and that of my loved ones, La Paz and harmony in my home the satisfaction of seeing my daughter proud of her mother who strives every day to give her an example of courage, of self-esteem and I know that in the future my struggle will save you a painful path as a woman and your rights, we continue, I found other calmer ways to continue as an artist and as a communicator for my own good, she added.

To conclude, Machado, who recently premiered a romance with a Frenchman, stressed that she is not a woman in politics, but "a fighter" of her ideals. "I will continue to grow as an actress, businesswoman, producer, but above all as a woman."

Machado has repeatedly reiterated that Trump denigrated her during her 1996 reign, calling her "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" for being Hispanic.