Marietta Severo He became the target of false news related to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT). An alleged message in which the actress criticizes the candidate is circulating across social media, especially in the Bolsonarista groups on WhatsApp. The document is forged. artist who recently His contract at Globo . has been terminatedShe has already announced her vote for Lula in the first and second rounds of the elections.
The bogus script surfaced in 2018, while Jair Bolsonaro (PL) was fighting for the presidency. At the time, the actress was appearing on TV as the villain Sofia, from the movie O Outro Lado do Paraíso (2017). She asked her lawyer to know the author of the rumor, but the matter had not been talked about until then.
In the fake letter, the author complained about Lula’s plans during the time he was in charge of Brazil, calling him a “liar, traitor and liar”, saying that his fate was always in prison and citing the alleged crimes he could have committed. A text error is the politician’s name spelled “Luís” instead of the correct spelling “Luiz”.
“You were wrong, Lois… It’s time to pay the bills for your mistakes. Who knows, in your crazy arrogance, you might feel happy.” , quotes an excerpt from the writing, falsely attributed to the actress.
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Marietta was kicked out of Globo after 39 years at the station. One of the important things Fixed actors names Until then, from now on, it will be able to conclude contracts for a specific work, both on the broadcaster and on broadcast platforms.
The actress made her Globo debut in 1966, in the TV series O Sheik de Agadir. Having lived in exile outside Brazil with her then-husband, Chico Buarque, due to the persecution of the military dictatorship (1964-1985), she returned to the country and played successful characters in soap operas, miniseries, soap operas, and specials.
After 13 years in A Grande Família (2001-2014), Marietta returned to Villeton with the name Punk Fanny, From Secret Facts (2015). The partnership with Walcyr Carrasco was repeated in O Outro Lado do Paraíso, where it made the life of the heroine Clara (Bianca Bean) a living hell.
