Scandalous: they forced her to get off the bus because “she was very low-cut” | the Chronicle

Cristina Duran, a young woman living in Spain, reported on Twitter about an event that would likely affect more than one woman. In crude terms, she claimed that on August 7, she was discriminated against because of the clothes she was wearing and was not allowed to board a bus in Valence.

Durán recounted the events on Twitter and the transport company did not take over. The young woman claimed to have tried to board a bus from the Municipal Transport Company (EMT) de Valence, but he was forbidden to get into the vehicle because “it was very low”.

“They forbade me to access a Valencia bus to be cut low and to be able to offend the passengers”, accused in the aforementioned social network. The young woman’s testimony has gone viral and an eternal debate has been generated on the social network where most Internet users have expressed their opinion in her favor.

In this context, he criticized the fact that “It’s not a bikini, it’s a top and I don’t teach anything. I felt discriminated against, EMT Valencia” and added that “I was able to access two other buses. Regulation or discrimination?. The words were accompanied by a photo showing his clothes.

After launching the comments, the same company took the step by asking for more information to be able to “better investigate what happened, take the necessary action (…) we are sorry for the bad experience “. For the moment, it is not known what the exchange of messages between the young woman and the local company will have been.

The only certainty is the opinion of Twitter users, who are not only Spanish. The debate has transcended borders and Internet users around the world have given their opinions on the matter.