Carla Giraldo came out in defense of Alejandra Azcárate and called those who criticize her “ignorant”

Quite controversial were the recent statements that Alejandra Azcárate and Miguel Jaramillo, her husband, gave in Noticias RCN about the seizure of 446 kilos of cocaine that were transported in a plane linked to the Interandes Helicopteros S.A.S. Company, of which the businessman was a partner.

José Manuel Acevedo, director of RCN News, pointed out that although that may be true, there were some papers that proved that Jaramillo was a partner of the company that owns the plane. However, the husband of 'La Azcárate' clarified that he presented documents to the Attorney General's Office certifying his total withdrawal from the company five months before the controversy.

In addition, she indicated in the interview that 87% of the attacks the actress received were from men, a statistic that the couple obtained after analyzing their networks: “We are a country of sexists and we cannot stand a woman with attitude and courage to really say things as they are.”

In accordance with the opinion of Miguel Jaramillo, actress Carla Giraldo spoke out, who came out in defense of the criticism that her colleague has received for the scandal, and shared her statements and those of her spouse.

But the Antioquia did not stay there and took the opportunity to joke about “the basements of hell”, she said that “they are a chimba” and that it takes a lot of courage and wisdom to face them, noting that she has also done so.

“There are few survivors,” Giraldo concluded.

See here the publication of the actress remembered for productions such as 'They call me Lolita' and 'The dolls of the mafia 2′:

In fact, in that interview there was also talk of that viral phrase said by the comedian, and she herself assured that she did not regret saying it.

He also confessed that those questions not only affected his image as a public figure and several of the productions in which he collaborated, but also had negative effects on his health, noting that these were the most difficult during those months.

And precisely, on this subject, she reiterated that her husband has nothing to do with the plane that was seized with almost half a ton of cocaine inside it and that at the moment has no problems with the Colombian justice system.

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