In a new episode of confrontation between the renowned journalist Magaly Medina and the Peruvian soccer player Paolo Guerrerothe ATV figure took the lead by showing on his program the Supreme Court resolution that confirms his ability to talk about the athlete in the media.
The controversy arose after Warrior revealed on social networks that a reporter from Medina He had disrespected him, causing an uncontrolled reaction on his part. In response, the journalist from ‘Magaly TV La Firme’ She began her program this May 8 defiantly, remembering the legal past between her and the footballer.
“He won a trial against me and sent me to jail because he can’t stand anyone saying anything to him, at that time when I maintained what my reporters brought me, I paid for it with jail. He says I can’t name him, of course, I’ve been mentioning him for a long time. Here I have the resolution of the Supreme Court, not even among my rules as a driver did they tell me not to mention it,” he said at the beginning.
Given this, the journalist claimed to have completed her sentence after losing a defamation trial initiated by a former member of the Peruvian team, which resulted in her imprisonment. However, Medina She emphasized that this sentence does not inhibit her from mentioning the footballer in her program, showing the documentation in this regard.
“Yes, they told me not to leave the country, I left the country two to three times a month, I couldn’t do it because I had to ask permission from the judge who sentenced me. I can talk about him. This trial is already settled and sacramental, I have already gone to jail, I am already rehabilitated before justice, that trial has already happened,” the journalist added.
“And yes I went to jail. Of course. But I think that what Paolo Guerrero should really do, because now we are going to put everything in and you are going to see it in its magnitude. He paints himself full body. Without anyone provoking it. Absolutely nobody. But he’s used to throwing these tantrums. As they called it there on social networks. Right now he’s going to say, ‘Amá, Amá, Magaly has done this to me. No, that’s not how it is. And yes, and he says that I have anger towards him, I have resentment, hatred, because he won the trial against me,” she said.
On the other hand, Magaly Medina She surprised her audience by openly and directly addressing her experience after being imprisoned at the request of soccer player Paolo Guerrero. During her program, the journalist shared images of her time in prison and reflected on how this episode has marked her life.
“These are the images from when I went to prison, images that suddenly many generations who are just now watching my program do not know,” said the journalist. “I’m going to tell you the story in a few days, but there it is. Yes, I went to jail and everyone knows it, but I don’t live on grudges. That is part of what my life is, part of who I am as a professional and as a woman today. If that didn’t kill me, nothing kills me. That didn’t break me down. “I am standing well here.”
Medina He also recalled the overwhelming support he received from people during that difficult time: “There are people who at that time, and he has to know this, people hated him for having sent me to jail. It was the incredible crowd that gave me excessive support that I never expected to have. It took him a long time and he has to remember it, that people once again admired and respected and loved him.”
However, despite the challenges she faced, the communicator emphasized that she does not hold any resentment towards Guerrero or anyone else: “I had to start scoring goals and make myself indispensable in the national team for that to happen. But at that time, sending me to jail for something that the people themselves considered unfair. Of course that is a fact that marked. But I don’t harbor hatred. Do you think I have time? I don’t have time to hate anyone. There is so much, so much, so much stupidity that there is in show business, in the world of football and I am going to have, I am going to be wasting myself because I live in peace.”
