Eduardo Verástegui maintains his support for Donald Trump

Mexican actor Eduardo Verástegui maintains his support for the President of the United States, Donald Trump, despite the criticism received to put as a profile picture in Twitter a photograph of the agent, whose account was recently suspended by the platform.

“They cannot, nor will they, against the defender of the unborn and religious freedom. President Trump in 4 years did not take part in a single war. He will continue to fight for the defense of life and religious freedom. Lying late or time comes to light “, Wrote this Monday the actor on this social network.

After the suspension of Trump’s account, the producer also changed his profile picture to put the face of the President of the United States and soon rained criticism, against which he defended himself by claiming “freedom of expression “.

“To haters, Twitter should also cancel their accounts. All day long they are inciting violence with their hatred. Twitter would go bankrupt; we better continue like this, exercising our freedom of speech. Haters, stop it. hating so much, hatred hurt them, ”he wrote on January 8th.

The 46-year-old Mexican added that in addition, if Twitter followed “its rules” it would also have to cancel the accounts of those who support the legalization of abortion because, he said, “they incite the cruel violence of the murder of a baby in his mother’s womb “.

A few months ago, Verástegui was named Trump’s advisor for an initiative by the Hispanic community and advocated for the need to increase the influence of Latinos in decision-making in the United States..

At that time he was harshly criticized and now the criticism is back after fellow actress Patricia Nadal was suspended from her account for posting false information about the coronavirus and showing her unconditional support for Trump.

For now, the actor’s account remains open despite his messages that sympathize with Trump but many wish that Verástegui can no longer post on Twitter.

Twitter canceled Trump’s account on the grounds that he was inciting violence with his messages and after the Capitol was taken last Wednesday by a mob of supporters of the US president.