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National actress and trans activist Daniela vega announced that she will file a lawsuit after a video game was released in which she was “incited” to kill her.
Through Twitter, the protagonist of the award-winning film Oscar A fantastic woman, announced the action on Wednesday afternoon.
“I will be represented by the office of Juan Pablo Hermosilla and his firm ”, detailed the publication, in which he took the opportunity to thank his followers for their support.
“I have endured everything, but this has exceeded all limits”, Hill.
Announcement of a complaint regarding the video game in which they are incited to kill me. I will be represented by the office of Juan Pablo Hermosilla and his firm.
Thanks to my girlie for the support. I have endured everything, but this has exceeded all limits.– Daniela Vega (@danivega) October 28, 2020
Although there is still no further information on the legal action, this would go against those who are responsible for creating the platform.
BioBioChile contacted Vega to get more information. However, the actress declined to refer to the cause. Meanwhile, he also tried to contact the lawyer’s firm, without obtaining a response.
She was the deputy of the Madrid Assembly of the Spanish Socialist Party and trans activist, Carla antonelli, who denounced the events through a post on Twitter.
“An insane transphobic (on) Instagram, creates ‘game’ to assassinate Daniela Vega, the Chilean trans actress winner of an Oscar and Goya,” he wrote, adding strong images.
The Spanish representative also called on the Chilean Government and its institutions to “take action on the matter.” “For (Daniel) Zamudio it was always late”, he concluded, referring to the homophobic crime that occurred in March 2012 in the capital, which left the 24-year-old man dead.
An insane transphobic Instagram, creates “game” to assassinate Daniela Vega, the Chilean trans actress winner of an Oscar and Goya; I hope @Government of Chile, @MinjuDDHH, @min_interior, @SubPrevDelito, @Carabdechile take action, because for Zamudio it was always late … 🤚 pic.twitter.com/R0xzcpox94
– Carla Antonelli / 🏳️⚧️☂️ (@CarlaAntonelli) October 28, 2020
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