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If there is someone who has no problem going out to speak and making their ideas clear, that is Lali Esposito. Particularly in this last year, the singer stood firmly regarding her political position, which earned her strong disagreements with the president. Javier Milei. However, this week the artist was a victim of a fake news. It was circulated on social networks that he would have said that, if the Base Law, he would leave the country. However, she, true to her style, not only came out to deny it, but responded with her characteristic humor.
On Wednesday, after 11 p.m. and after 12 hours of debate, the Senate approved the Base Law, after Vice President Victoria Villarruel broke the tie with her vote. The truth is that it was a day of many mobilizations, both in the streets and on social networks. Precisely, there was a publication in X that made noise, since it mentioned Lali Esposito and the decision he would make if the government’s proposal received the green light.
In the early hours of Wednesday, the X account @Tv_Libertaria shared a screenshot of a Story that the “Disciplina” interpreter would have uploaded, given that she had her verified username and the same profile photo. What did the image say? “I love my country very much and if the law bases I will have no other option but go live in Miami. It hurts my soul, but I can’t be part of all this; Women and minorities are in danger with this government. They are oppressing us more than ever. Every day we lose rights. I hope everything changes. My country hurts me; patriarchy and capitalism is killing us”.
In this sense, the account that published the image expressed: “Lali Espósito threatens to leave the country if the Bases Law is approved. Reflections?” Quickly, users reacted and many were outraged at the singer’s alleged position. However, others claimed that the photo and therefore its content were falseespecially due to the use of commas and periods since, for example Base Lawwas written with a lowercase letter. And indeed it was all false.
During Thursday afternoon, Lali Esposito spoke on his X account and referred to what he allegedly said about the Base Law. Not only did she realize that the information was false, but she responded with the humor that characterizes her. “What bothers me the most is that they use that letter that I would never choose… ha ha ha“, wrote the artist, in reference to the typography they used to make the false post, which was not her preference.
But this was not the only topic for which the “Obsesión” interpreter was mentioned on social networks. This week the final of X Factor (Telecinco), he reality Spanish in which she was sworn. The winner was precisely Ayelen Alonso, the participant from Paraguay, with whom she starred in several crossovers. Based on the result, the one who spoke out was the former Paraguayan soccer player José Luis Chilavert who sent a harsh message against the Argentine actress.
Through his X account, the ex Velez Sarsfield He shared an image that showed Alonso’s victory, but, before congratulating the winner, he harshly targeted the “Soy” singer. “Lali Depósito, you have not won anything. Kukas will always be unsuccessful and mediocre“, wrote. It is worth remembering that ‘Depósito’ was the way in which the president of the Nation, Javier Mileireferred to the singer some time ago.
In February, during an interview with LN+, Milei spoke about Cosquín Rock, a festival in which several artists spoke out against him, including Espósito. She said, among other things: “All the artists who were there, like Lali ‘Depósito’, received money from the State.” In addition, she pointed out that Lali “collected money from several governments.”
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