The presence of La China Suárez in San Martín de los Andes for the filming of the series The Bastard It generated both joy and discomfort in the local community. While her fans look to capture a photo or video of the star in action, some changes to the daily routine have provoked the fury of local merchants.
The municipality reported that Avenida Costanera will experience traffic interruptions from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. some days a week due to the recordings of the series, which has led the merchants to submit a letter to the Deliberative Council and the municipality in search of a solution. financial compensation for the possible impact on their businesses.
In the letter, the merchants expressed their concern about the interruption of vehicular and pedestrian traffic, arguing that it will directly affect their income. They pointed out that, due to the difficult economic situation in the country, each day without being able to operate normally represents a blow to their businesses.
“We understand that there are people who benefit from this production, but that the benefit of some does not come from trampling on the rights of others,” they expressed in the letter, requesting compensation equivalent to the average daily sales that they estimate they will lose during the period of interruption of the production. traffic.
Given these criticisms, Jorge Nisco, director of the series, and Marcelo Vitali, location manager, clarified that the corresponding permits were obtained from the Municipality before the start of filming. They assured that precautions were taken to minimize inconvenience to neighbors, including choosing locations outside the main avenues and times of lower tourist influx.
“We didn’t come from ‘prepo’. “This is the fourth trip we have made to San Martín de los Andes,” said Nisco. In addition, Vitali explained that they personally communicated with the merchants to explain the details of the shoot and that none of them expressed significant inconveniences.
