Actress and director Regina Duarte, supporter and former private secretary for culture to former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL), decided on Saturday (28) to take up the rhetoric and attack the indigenous Yanomami, who are affected by a humanitarian crisis. , when commenting that the children are “helpless”.
On her Instagram profile, next to an illustration, the Polish actress decided to express her “comments” on the tragic situation of the Yanomami. People suffer from severe health problems and hunger caused especially by the illegal miners in the areas.
“The desperate childhood of the Ianonamis, a people raised on cassava, beans, vegetables and fish,” wrote the Bolsonarist, who also added a “kiss emoji” to her picture caption.
Hostile rhetoric against the indigenous people has been widely adopted by supporters of the former president who fled to Orlando in the United States, who are trying to discredit the humanitarian crisis in Roraima, in the land of the Yanomami, with many deaths. due to malnutrition.
After the actress attacked the indigenous peoples, she was immediately hit back by other personalities on the networks. “Your letter is cruel. Where did the loving Regina we knew go to live? What post?!,” actress Elisa Lucinda wrote. Deputy MST (PT) Marina slammed “What a display of cowardice and misinformation!”
Actor and director Paolo Betti, from Globo, did not understand the Bolsonarian actress and made an appeal: “Regina, your attitude is inexplicable! You are a mother, a grandmother! Respect the intelligence of those who read your posts and follow you! Respect the Yanomami people!!!”.
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