Another Mexican who continues to support the current president of the United States is Eduardo Verástegui , who again caused controversy because he changed his profile picture on Twitter.
After the riots that the United States Capitol suffered on January 6, and the statements of the US president that caused the definitive suspension of his Twitter account, the Mexican actor drew attention for showing his full support by placing a photograph of Donald Trump on his social profile.
As expected, the majority of responses from users of said network Socialists were totally against Verástegui , who decided to defend himself from his detractors by uploading some messages in which he spoke of the right of expression and asked Twitter to suspend the haters’ accounts.
“ Haters, Twitter would also have to cancel their accounts. All day they are inciting violence with their hatred. Twitter would go bankrupt; we better continue like this, exercising our freedom of expression. Haters, stop hating so much, hate is going to hurt you “, reads one of the tweets.
To the haters, Twitter would also have to cancel their accounts. All day they are inciting violence with their hatred. Twitter would go bankrupt; we better continue like this, exercising our freedom of expression. Haters, stop hating so much, hate is going to hurt you. #AmoryPaz
– Eduardo Verástegui (@EVerastegui) January 9, 2021
While in a later message he asked the social network to suspend the accounts of people who support the legalization of abortion.
Although hours later the actor decided to change his profile again with a photograph of himself, he received a series of comments in which he divided opinions.
Let us remember that Eduardo Verástegui spoke in favor of Donald Trump after being invited to be part of the Advisory Commission on Hispanic Prosperity, a fact that was highlighted in a new text that he shared last Monday 11 January.
# Loyalty to the pro-life President who invited me to work in the commission of the New Initiative of the White House for Hispanic Prosperity, designed to raise the interests of Hispanics in the USA, a job without salary, so I pay attention to what I want most: to help my community.
– Eduardo Verástegui (@EVerastegui) January 12, 2021
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