Carla Peterson and the presence of the "green handkerchief" in the novel: "Do not get angry in homes, we are only a few steps away"

Thursday, July 26, 2018

From the hand of a successful fiction, as is the case of 100 days to fall in love important issues began to to be debated in Argentine households, such as badual diversity, gender identity and intimidation.

Even, Nancy Dupláa one of the protagonists of fiction with Carla Peterson made visible her struggle for the legalization of abortion in the novel, appearing in a scene with the symbolic green handkerchief tied in his hand.

Committed to reality and without ignoring that one sector of society is uncomfortable with the exposure of certain themes, Peterson was referring in Cortá por Lozano the criticism and boycott that the novel received in some extremist social media groups.

"The program we do with love and a lot of love, thinking of the people watching us, then, in social networks, all the foolishness happens … Besides, I think that you see what you want to see If she goes out with a green tissue or not, do not get angry at home, but we are steps away from this decision " said Carla, referring to the law for the legalization of the voluntary termination of pregnancy, which will have a definition August 8 in the Senate