They even shared a video of the show: controversy in the Olivar commune for Father’s Day with vedettes in the municipality

They even shared a video of the show: controversy in the Olivar commune for Father’s Day with vedettes in the municipality
They even shared a video of the show: controversy in the Olivar commune for Father’s Day with vedettes in the municipality

Controversy and backlash brought the celebration of Father’s Day in the commune of Olivar, in the O’Higgins Region, which featured the participation of vedettes and singers, as well as humorous shows.

Days before the event, the municipality announced it with great fanfare on its social networks.

“It will be an evening full of humor, laughter and sensuality, where we will share special moments in honor of all the parents in our community. The mayor of Olivar together with the Municipal Council welcome you to this unique event. Join us for a memorable night and pay tribute to those who play a fundamental role in our lives.”reads the invitation.

Despite the questions, the activity was carried out last Wednesday, June 19. And that’s how they highlighted it (again) on Instagram.

“There was a spectacular Father’s Day celebration, with a variety of artists who illuminated the night. The event included the vibrant performance of a Brazilian group that made everyone dance with its contagious rhythm (…) Attendees enjoyed an evening full of entertainment and joy”they stood out from the municipality.

Controversy

According to some councilors, the show contracted by the municipality It would have cost about 7 million pesos.

In addition, they announced the hiring of shuttle buses so that residents could attend municipal offices and witness the artists.

Sergio Aravena, councilor of the commune, clarified to with you in the morning that “My criticism starts from the context. The needs of the neighbors have a lot to do with emergencies, with the availability of remedies, with the connectivity of isolated sectors, especially in times of intense rains. That is what today the municipality does not consider or has it on a secondary level.”

“It seems to me that the priorities are not clear, in addition to the fact that approach buses were put in place. “It is an eighties, retrograde event that objectifies women.”he sentenced.

Finally, he confirmed that, along with other councilors, they filed a complaint with the Comptroller’s Office to clarify the use of these funds.

 
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