NEWS.- Sandra Barneda has come to the pass of the criticisms received after her intervention in the program that presents, "Talk to them", regarding the rights of people to preserve their privacy. We will remember that Sandra was recriminated not having spoken clearly about their lesbianism and have despised, in a way, to groups fighting for gay rights.
Well, rectifying is wise and Sandra has done it and very well accompanied, by the way, nothing less than Jesus Vázquez. The subject that was discussed in the tertúlia was that of the professor of religion of a Canary Islands institute, forced to abandon his classes by the insular bishopric, having knowledge of their sexual condition. In line with this news, Sandra said: "Many people, when the law is approved, tell you" But what else do you want? "And I always say" Do you know what happens? That a law protects us, but the problem is that there is silent discrimination" Because now, in many areas, maybe it's politically incorrect to point you out, but in the private you get a few glances, or ... That discrimination, that silent network is what you do not see, which people do not notice. Only those of us who are gay. That is very complicated, really very complicated. "
We do not know if his ultimate intention was to respond to those who asked for more transparency, but it is to be welcomed that he has not turned a deaf ear to the reproaches received.
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