Laura Zapata opened a petition on the platform Change.org so that Gustavo Adolph Infant is dismissed of Image Television. Through Twitter, the celebrity asked her followers to join the initiative.
“IMMEDIATE DISMISSAL OF GUSTAVO ADOLFO CHILD OF TV IMAGE PROGRAMS – Sign the petition!”, Wrote the actress, not without first launching against the show journalist.
“Sign this request because in Infamous Amorf Cuc, Legs of molcajete, take it to stitches of Image by misogin, trompellot, ugly and without neck “, Expressed the artist, who immediately received the support of his followers, as the petition already has more than 4 thousand signatures.
Meanwhile, in a video for ‘El Escorpí Dorado’, the presenter called Sabata de ser una persona problematic. Combined with this, he said they had problems in the past, and that although he had already reconciled, they have not got along well since he fought live on the ‘First Hand’ show with the performer’s lawyer.
Recall that a few weeks ago, Gustavo Adolfo faced controversy after arguing with the legal representative of the singer, who is defending him in the complaint which he filed against him asylum Le Grand Senior Living, where his grandmother, Mrs. Eva Mange, was allegedly abused.
On this occasion, the driver argued that the lawyer was not ideal for defending the actress. To respond, Laura scolded on her Twitter account the way Infant referred to the graduate, named Carlos Conca.
“The vulgar and the current sweat. His level is gossip, lowliness and vulgarity. When it is necessary to raise the intellect here he feels cornered. The worm is worm. My lawyer is a señorón, doctor in law and University teacher. He puts the mequetrefes in their place in five minutes., Wrote the famous at that time.
It should be mentioned that the headline of ‘The Minute That Changed My Destiny’ has been criticized for the way it has referred to some women of the show. For example, a few weeks ago he called journalist Elisa Beristain a ‘fat thug’, and some time ago he declared that the singer Chiquis Rivera was ‘tamad pasadita’.
