Mercedes Milá has strongly criticized the decision of the Barcelona Court, which set a bail of one million euros for Dani Alves to be released provisionally, while the appeals against the sentence that sentenced him to four and a half years in prison are being resolved. for raping a young man at the Sutton nightclub in Barcelona.
"If you pay a million euros you can rape," the journalist said in a post on Instagram, which she accompanied with a photograph of the Brazilian.
The footballer's defense is trying to raise the amount of money agreed upon by the Barcelona Court, after the father of Brazilian forward Neymar, Neymar Santos Sr., denied that his family would pay bail.
"I hope that Daniel finds with his own family all the answers he is looking for. For us, for my family, the matter is over," says a statement published by Santos on social networks.
The defense of Alves' victim has announced that it will appeal the decision to release him on bail, although the two passports available to the footballer will be requisitioned, in addition to the obligation to appear weekly in court.
"For her it has been a bucket of cold water, especially since I cannot give her an explanation in legal terms (about the Court's resolution), because I cannot find a legal explanation," said lawyer Ester García, in statements to journalists.
