For weeks now Cristian Campos is in the eye of the hurricane after Raffaella Di Girolamodaughter of his ex-wife Claudia Di Girolamo, will accuse him of having committed child sexual abuse.
According to the complaint that was filed by the Confidence Foundation, the alleged events occurred when the clinical psychologist was 13 years old. It should be remembered that when Campos began a relationship with Di Girolamo, she was the actress’s only daughter.
As soon as the complaint emerged, the interpreter of soap operas like Males and Fierce He came out to defend himself and other colleagues in the field also did so.
However, that has not stopped different repercussions from appearing in his career. One of them was that Channel 13 decided to suddenly remove from its programming a series for which Campos was well known a couple of years ago.
The Cristián Campos series that was restricted on Channel 13
On March 26, the television channel announced that the miniseries Chronicle of a Holy Man It would be broadcast on Friday, March 29, at around 8:30 in the morning, as part of its classic Easter programming.
That production addresses the life and death of the Jesuit priest and founder of the Hogar de Cristo, Alberto Hurtado, who precisely was personified by Campos.
The miniseries was launched in 1990 on Channel 13.
“To this day, people remember Cristián Campos for that role (Alberto Hurtado),” the station detailed in a statement.
At almost 5 p.m. that same day, Di Girolamo’s complaint came to light. Minutes later, Channel 13 delivered a statement with errata to make it clear that the miniseries in which the actor is the face would not be broadcast. Instead, the American series would be shown Ben Hur.
From the television signal, however, they did not indicate whether their decision had influenced the controversy in which Campos found himself involved from that same day.
