"Keep dancing". Former US Secretary of State and former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton yesterday gave her support to the Finnish Prime Minister, Sanna Marin, after the controversy over the videos in which she was recorded at a private party with friends. In a tweet posted on her official account, Clinton posted a photo of her dancing with her arm raised, taken in April 2012 at Café Habana in Cartagena, Colombia. "Here I am in Cartagena when I was there for a meeting as Secretary of State." And she added: "Keep dancing, Sanna Marin."
Sanna Marin was quick to react, tweeting "Thank you Hillary Clinton" with a heart-shaped emoticon.
At 36, the world's youngest prime minister is the subject of controversy after videos of her partying and dancing were leaked. The controversy escalated even more last week after the publication of a photo of two women lifting their blouses at a party organized in July at her official residence, forcing Sanna Marin to apologize. A day later, during a speech, she was on the verge of tears as she asserted her right to "joy."
Since the beginning of the controversy, Marin has received the support of hundreds of anonymous women but also politicians from around the world, including New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden, who have criticized the double standards with which life is judged. private or fun moments of the leaders depending on their sex.
