What the controversial discussions say that triggered the resignation of the governor of Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico's governor, Ricardo Rosselló, resigned on the night after 12 consecutive days of mbadive celebrity-led protests such as Ricky Martin, Rene "Resident" Pérez and Bad Bunny. The trigger? A cat in which parade the obscene, misogynistic and homophobic messages artists, officials, politicians and journalists.

Rosselló, who took power in January 2017, was already very asked about its hurricane emergency management Irma and Maria, the Financial crisis of the island and a case of corruption. The 889-page document released by the Investigative Journalism Center and the newspaper El Nuevo Día is the drop that made the glbad go through and drove thousands of people down the streets shouting "Ricky corrupto!" .

In cats, Rosselló and 11 other men from his inner circle they exchanged links to press releases, Trump memes, Putin, jokes about the "sale of Puerto Rico to Russia" and offensive messages.

In one of them, Christian Sobrino (who resigned after the scandal), responsible for finance, joked about the bodies that have accumulated at the morgue during discussions on the budget allocated to forensic scientists after the hurricane.

"Now that we are on the subject, do not we have corpses to feed our crows?", He writes, apparently referring to critics of his management.

At another time, Rosselló is making fun of an obese person who appears on a photo next to him. "No, I'm not skinny, it's the illusion of optics," he writes. "I'm still there, it's my fourth rotation, which generates a very strong gravity field," he added.

In another exchange, Sobrino said: "Ricky Martin is so macho that he bads men because women are not up to par – pure patriarchy."

The messages also targeted opponents, such as the mayor of San Juan Carmen Yulín Cruz. "I'm salivating to shoot him," Sobrino wrote. "You would do me a great favor," Rosselló replied.

About Melissa Mark-Viverito, former president of New York City Council, the governor called her "p ***" because she had criticized the chairman of the National Committee of Democracy: "Our people should go out and fall on them to this p ***, "wrote the governor.

"A person who uses this language against a woman, whether it's a public figure or not, should not govern Puerto Rico … This type of behavior is totally unacceptable," he said. replied Mark-Riverito on Twitter.

When the scandal erupted, the 40-year-old governor apologized to the private group for apologizing, "I am governor of Puerto Rico, but I am also a human being with my failures and virtues."

"Yes, I say bad words Yes, I send memories Yes, I send sarcastic things I do not feel proud of that and when that happens I start asking for forgiveness. You have to accept when that fails and I have failed … I apologize to all I offended and I pledged to remedy the situation and evaluate for myself what I'm doing. I did it and made sure not to do it again, "he said.

But his words were not enough to calm the anger of the Puerto Ricans, who ended up making him fall.

"We did it unarmed, in peace, like Gandhi, we demanded respect and were heard," celebrated singer Ricky Martin on his Instagram account.

"It was a message of unity and struggle," said the resident. "Today, we discover that what unites us is the heart."

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