As the days go by, complaints continue to mount on social networks that point to Pedro Brieger for sexual harassment. Leticia Martínez, journalist for Public TV and Futurock, stated in
It refers to the five testimonies that were published anonymously by journalist Alejandro Alfie last Sunday, after which public complaints began to appear from women who suffered sexual harassment by the renowned international journalist. “Seeing that there are so many of us (the number of cases is incredible) and feeling a strong support, took away my fear and that is why I am here telling it,” Martínez said.
Laura Carpineta, from El Destape, was another of the women who made her story public: “I was twenty shorts, he was the first journalist – and also an eminence in the type of journalism I wanted to do – who had given me a chance. He opened many opportunities for me. doors and that gave him power. Power so that I thought I had to bank it.
The cases span a period ranging from the 1990s to recent years. These are testimonies that show how the roles of power, sexist violence and inequalities that women go through in the workplace are expressed.
Marcela Perelman, Research Director of the Center for Legal and Social Studies (CELS) published in X that “the scandal of the day is true. It also happened to me with him” and she also pointed out “it would be better for the journalist not to file a case against anyone. “There are many of us.” Added to these testimonies are the complaints of the journalist Agustina Kampfer and that of Cecilia Guardati, former correspondent of Télam in Spain, about an event in 2008 during a presidential tour in Africa.
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