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In a world where few female leaders are, the Prime Minister of Finland Sanna marin He was the victim of a macho controversy that had nothing to do with his political decisions or abilities.
It all started when Marin, 34, posed for a photoshoot for Trendi magazine wearing a suit made up of pants and a black blazer. The problem for some is that the authority did not wear anything under the jacket, other than a necklace.
The photo that was taken in the courtyard of the official residence of the prime minister, went viral on social networks, sparking a heated debate among those who criticized it
and they assured that the image was inappropriate and in “bad taste”, and those who defended it already had their right to look how they wanted without altering their abilities.
But things did not stop there, since the Finnish businessman Aki pyysing she wrote a blog making fun of her body shape, her “small breasts” and accusing her of “seeking attention” under the pretext of talking about economic policies.
According to the English magazine Grazia, the publication was shared by two parliamentarians from the National Coalition party, members of the center-right and main opposition to the Marin Social Democratic Party.
For its part, on social networks hundreds of people supported the Prime Minister by uploading photos with an outfit similar to hers and under the hashtag #imwithSanna (#EstoyconSanna), ensuring that clothing does not detract from professionalism.
Also, the editor-in-chief of the magazine, Mari Karsikas, assured that “the uproar has clearly shown that what is seen in the images says a lot about the viewer.”
“Many did not see the bust at all. They saw Sanna Marin dressed in a fashionable black pantsuit. Others looked at the photo and saw how professionalism, intelligence and knowing how to do things go hand in hand with the clothes and perhaps how much they cover the skin, “he said.
Marin is Finland’s youngest Prime Minister and with a very different past than most European political leaders. By her own account, she grew up in a “rainbow family.”
As CNN reported, her parents separated when she was little due to her father’s “alcohol problems,” while her mother found love again with another woman. The family lived in a rented apartment, where money was scarce but there was “a lot of love.”
Sanna began working at the age of 15 in a bakery and later delivering magazines. When finishing school found a job as a cashier, which was used by Estonian Interior Minister Mart Helme to mock her by calling her a “saleswoman”.
“I am very proud of Finland. Here, the son of a poor family can educate himself and achieve his goals in life. A cashier can even become Prime MinisterShe assured.
Marin was the first in her family to go to college, and at age 20 she became involved in politics and joined the ranks of the center-left Social Democratic Party.
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