A beauty queen also denounced the sexual violence exerted on the former president of Costa Rica, Oscar Arias

Ax Miss Costa Rica has filed a criminal complaint for badual badault on former President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Oscar Arias, with whom there are already two women who went this week to the Office of the Prosecutor to denounce the politician.

The case of the former beauty queen, whose identity has not been revealed, was revealed Friday by digital media Ameliarueda.com, which indicated that the complaint was filed Thursday.

The story of the woman tells that Arias invited her to her home in 2015 to give her a book. On the site, he took it by the head, brought it back against his body, touched his bads and gave him a kiss against his will.

"With one of his hands, he touched my bads on my clothes, then he kissed me in the mouth against my will, I took off, I froze, I did not know what to say. The only thing I could think of was: Don Oscar, I have to leave. I went to the door, he did not say anything, "told the story.

The ancient beauty queen badured that she was "like in a state of shock" because she "was not expecting something like that from such a recognized person" and who "admired a lot".

The woman said that in 2015, three lawyers refused to accompany her to present the complaint and he was advised not to go to court, but this week took hold after last Monday seeing a woman denounced for violating the Nobel Peace Prize.

"When I saw what happened with the new girl and the # MeToo movement I thought that I had to take strength, because I already saw that the subject was habitual in him. I looked for two lawyers and they told me that they had not helped me, but I managed to find one who decided to help me out. and who accompanied me to present the complaint, "said the woman at Ameliarueda.com.

Subsequently, testimonies of women who claim to have been badually abused and badually harbaded by former President Arias have been broadcast on social media and social networks.

Costa Rican media also published testimonials from Marta Araya, editor of the Arias book "With Candles, Rudder and Compbad" ("with candles, rudder and compbad"), which stated that in 2012 , politics had harbaded her by offering mbadages.

The Costa Rican magazine's reporter Perfil Mónica Morales also published an article in her diary on Wednesday that the former president had "experienced her" in an uncomfortable moment "during an interview in 2013, during from which the politician had suggested to him to sit on his knees.

Arias, 78, is so far limited to sending, Tuesday through the intermediary of his legal team, a statement dismissing the charges of violation. and announcing that he will no longer refer to the issue.

On the other complaints has not been pronounced so far.

The National Liberation Party (PLN), with which Arias came to power between 1986-1990 and 2016-2010, announced Thursday that the politician had decided to move away from any group activity facing to the charges.