Antonio David studies suing against Irene Montero: “The Minister of Equality says that I am an abuser”

After the Minister for Equality reaffirm its support for Rocío Carrasco as “victim of gender-based violence”, Antonio David Flores have felt attacked. In his opinion, Irene Montero He calls her an “open abuser” and is therefore considering taking legal action against her.

Also read: Chayo Mohedano follows in the footsteps of Antonio David and searches YouTube for his vein against Rocío Carrasco: “Do I tell everything?”

This has been confirmed by the ex-husband of Olga Moreno to esRadio this Friday. Shortly before, he had already spoken out on social networks against the words of the Podemos policy.

“I live in a country where the Minister of Equality, Irene Montero, openly says that I am an abuser. Justice did not even take me to trial for it. There were no doubts about it. And I wonder, is nobody going to stop this? Flores wrote on Twitter, citing the government account.

I live in a country where the Minister for Equality, Irene Montero, openly says that I am an abuser. Justice didn’t even take me to court for it. There were no doubts about it. And I wonder, is nobody going to stop this? @desdelamoncloa #YoMeRebelo14O #mareaazul

– ANTONIO DAVID FLORES (@adavidflores) October 14, 2022

In a relaxed atmosphere, Montero commented on the podcast what a painting how he learned the story of the daughter of Rocío Jurado and the former civil guard and what led him, in March 2021, to comment on it on the program Save me: “I saw the documentary like the whole of Spain. They told me that I had to see it because there was going to be a case of gender violence. I didn’t have any prior information because I didn’t know what the program was like, but both me and my team, whom I asked them to watch it because it was a prime-time broadcast, we didn’t doubt for a minute that it was a case of gender-based violence and that she was a victim of gender-based violence,” she says.

“It was necessary to go out publicly to say it, because that is what this ministry is for, so that women know that if they tell their experience, and more so being a woman so well known in society, then they can help other women,” said the Minister of Equality .