The decision of the Barcelona Court to release provisionally Dani Alves If he raises a bail of one million euros, it has generated a wave of reactions. From the Brazilian president, Lula da Silvato the former Minister of Equality Irene Montero.
The compatriot of the former Barça winger has shown his indignation: “The money that Alves has, the money that someone can lend him, cannot buy the offense that a man does to a woman by committing rape. When sex is something that “It is done between two, it has to be allowed and consented to by two. This, in fact, is a crime,” he declared during the celebration of the 44th anniversary of the Workers’ Party.
The president gave a speech remembering the pillars of his party and cited the case of the former Brazilian player as one of the examples of “injustices about which we cannot remain silent”, according to what the Brazilian media reported.
“We are seeing now that Alves can be released if he pays. I learned in Pernambuco [estado natal de Lula]When I was little, people said ‘here in the Northeast, they don’t arrest someone who has 20 contos de reis’ [expresión para indicar millones de reales, unos tres millones de euros]. People see how that maxim continues,” she said.
Irene Montero
The Podemos politician wrote on her social networks: “Powerful men can buy their freedom. This is a dangerous message of lack of protection for all women. We need justice to be feminist and equal for all.”
Powerful men can buy their freedom. This is a dangerous message of lack of protection for all women.
We need justice to be feminist and equal for all. https://t.co/xSSo7p8qfb
— Irene Montero (@IreneMontero) March 20, 2024
Ione Herbformer Minister of Social Rights and Agenda 2030, also lamented: “It has just been made public that the government of Spain is purchasing Israeli defense material worth 200 million euros. Money from each of us that goes directly to “finance a genocide. Enough, Mr. Sánchez. I feel deep shame.”
The world of culture and television also protests
The actor Jaime Lorente of The Money Heist (Antena 3, Netflix) has also given his opinion on the matter: “It seems terrible to me. I think that no crime can be compensated by paying anything. I think they have to be paid in prison. Justice is different for the rich and the poor. No?”. Fernando Gilof Alpha Males (Netflix), has lamented: “It seems to me that if he is convicted and has to be in jail, he should comply. I think he should, in the case of a rape sentence, serve it. Obviously there are differences between whether or not you can pay for freedom, it’s not fair”.
Dafne Fernandezof Land of wolves (Telecinco) and Four stars (TVE), also spoke out on the matter: “Well, we are alone, ladies. Nobody protects us.” Lidia San José wrote: “Justice is equal for everyone… Yes, for all the rich. Dani Alves is the proof.” Anabel Alonso He added: “As Celestina says: ‘Money can do everything, it breaks rocks and rivers run dry.'” The host Carlota CorrederaIn turn, he lamented: “My last tweet of the day is for you, for the victim of the rapist Dani Alves, I hug you tightly on this dark day for you and all women, you are not alone, brave.”
As Celestina says: “Money can do everything, it breaks rocks and rivers run dry” https://t.co/rnkUykkyfi
— Anabel Alonso Official ?????????? (@AnabelAlonso_of) March 20, 2024
Dani Alves
In the middle of this week, the Barcelona Court agreed to the provisional detention of the footballer by paying a bail of one million euros in an agreement that includes the withdrawal of both passports – the Spanish and the Brazilian – until the final sentence. .
The order prohibits the convicted person from leaving the national territory and requires him to appear before the Provincial Court weekly. Likewise, they have imposed a prohibition on him from communicating with and approaching the victim at a distance of less than 1,000 meters from his home; workplace or any other place you frequent.
Justice sentenced him to four and a half years in prison for sexually assaulting a young woman in a bathroom at the Sutton nightclub on December 30, 2022, and on January 20, 2023, he entered prison.
Joana Sanz’s husband is still unable to post the bail of one million euros that the Barcelona Court imposed on him last Wednesday to be provisionally released, so he will have to remain in prison over the weekend. Neymar’s father denied this Thursday that he was going to lend the necessary money to the Brazilian, as published: “There is speculation and attempts to associate my name and that of my son in a matter that today is no longer our responsibility”lament.