Gonzalo Miró speaks out loud and clear about Elisa Mouilaá after her complaint to Errejón: “I don’t believe that…”

Last week the news broke of the resignation of number 2 Sumar Iñigo Errejón and hours later the reason was revealed, which was none other than the sexual assault of eleven women, among whom was the actress, Elisa Mouilaá. The interpreter filed a complaint in court and the matter became the main topic of conversation on television programs. Ana Terradillos either Joaquin Prat were some of the presenters who spoke out relentlessly about the former politician, but the reactions have continued to happen this weekend, as has been seen in ‘La Roca’ (La Sexta), where Gonzalo Miroa collaborator of the space, has spoken loudly and clearly about the actress after the complaint.

It was evident that the case Inigo Errejón was going to be a topic of debate in ‘The Rock’ and so it was. Nuria Roca, presenter of the program The Sixthintroduced the delicate matter and asked his collaborators for their opinion on the topic.

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Gonzalo Miro He did not want to miss the opportunity to make public his opinion on the Iñigo Errejón scandal and got completely ‘wet’ about it. Elisa Mouilaá and the complaint he had filed. “I can only be grateful for Elisa’s step of coming forward and giving a name and surname to a complaint, of explaining herself and denouncing behavior that she felt was abusive, inappropriate or whatever we want to call it,” stated the talk show host of ‘ La Roca’ who then expressed what he thought was behind the anonymous complaints.

«It gives me the feeling, it is a feeling and maybe I am wrong, but I do not believe that the intentions of the women with these anonymous or public complaints is to put men in jail, I do not think that is the main objective”, he pointed out emphatically Gonzalo Mirowhich went one step further. «I get the feeling that this is more about trying to change behavior that is too deeply rooted in society, for that it must be said. If you don’t say it, it is impossible to change that pattern of behavior,” concluded the collaborator of ‘La Roca’ about the complaint of Elisa Mouliaá.