Anabel Alonso has had a most uncomfortable moment this week. The actress and presenter has been in charge of the proclamation of Béjar, in Salamanca, something that unfortunately has not gone as she expected.
Alonso was booed during her speech, in which several neighbors came to insult her with the term 'pesetera', something that the actress has not let go: "Mayor, how much do you pay me?", he pointed out with a sarcastic touch.
During her speech, the winner of 'MasterChef Christmas' came to a halt several times before shouting: "You have come not to hear me. What did you say? The pity is that they are cowards... If not, I would talk to them" , he said before the public.
After this complicated experience, Alonso visited the set of 'Everything is a Lie', where collaborators admired her ability to react quickly, thus supporting the comedian.
"There were really four mataos. What happened is that, as always, they made a lot of noise and were in front, it was like they made themselves noticed a lot. It was very unfortunate on their part. Then the mayor told me that no one knew them, that It is possible that they were not even from Béjar and that they were going to assemble fresh," says Alonso.
With a view to denying the accusations, the actress points out: "I want to emphasize that I have not charged, but that if I had charged, there would be no problem because normally people charge for this. Since I had a family link with this city, well, It doesn't matter. In addition, I liked that a PP council called me. A political act is one thing and a council is another".
Even so, more than one neighbor supported the crier: "The National Police had to come because everyone wanted to take photos with me, a big thing. See! There are no images of that," he stated in the program.
