New York governor accused of sexual abuse by former aide

Less than a week after being accused of threatening fellow believers, the state governor new York, the democrat Andrew Cuomo, was denounced today for sexual abuse and intimidation by a former aide, international press reported.

Lindsey Boylan said on the Medium platform that her former boss Cuomo “He has created a culture within his administration where sexual harassment and bullying is so prevalent that it is not only tolerated but expected.”

“His inappropriate behavior towards women is a confirmation that he loves you, that you have to do something right; he used bullying to silence his critics; and if you dare to speak up, you will suffer the consequences,” did he declare.

Boylan, candidate for president of the borough of Manhattan, has already denounced Cuomo last December, when she declared through social media that the governor “had abused her power” and sexually harassed her “for years”.

Facing Boylan’s new accusations, Republican MP Elise Stefanik said Cuomo is a “criminal sexual predator” who “must resign immediately” and has warned that “anyone elected who does not immediately request his resignation is an accomplice in allowing a sexual predator to continue to rule the great state of New York,” according to the news ANSA agency.

Boylan’s latest indictments were released six days after Cuomo has been accused of threatening his party leaders in his efforts to cover up dozens of coronavirus deaths in nursing homes for the elderly.

Cuomo He was accused last Thursday of threatening political reprisals against members of his own Democratic Party and thus added a new problem after the investigation that follows him on suspicion of disseminating misleading information about the number of deaths by coronavirus in its territory.

“I can destroy you,” I warned him Cuomo to Democratic Representative to the State Assembly Ron Kim – according to this insured – during a phone call.

Kim told CNN television that the governor called him threatening to cut his career if he did not remain silent about the revelations made by his secretary, Melissa De Rosa, which sparked the scandal.

According to Kim, Cuomo asked him to issue a statement rebutting claims by De Rosa, who privately confessed to some state lawmakers that they withheld data from the Germans because they feared then Republican President Donald Trump, is using this information to open a “politically motivated” federal investigation.

More than 15,000 people have died in these establishments, although a count at the end of January counted only 8,500, according to this version. Cuomo and his team will have ruled out all those who, given their severity, were transferred to hospitals, where they ended up dying.