Strong statements by Máximo Menem against Zulemita: "Stop pissing off …"

Máximo Menem made strong statements across his networks about his sister Zulemita for what she said about Cecilia Bolocco. Look what he said.

The teenager in defense of his mother, Cecilia Bolocco, has posted a strong message on Instagram against Zulemita Menem. The young man left the anger of Instagram Stories to see a note of Daily profile.

It was titled: "Zulemita Menem accused Cecilia Bolocco of hiding health information from Máximo Menem"The youngest brother Menem posted a hard message of social networks against Zulemita after seeing this note: "Ah and Zulema Menem If you see it stop crying my life. It's already a lot that you have crossed the line. "

For her part, Zulemita had said: "I do not know where Cecilia wants to go, hiding this information.It is impossible to communicate with Bolocco, he does not answer the phone to my father, who wants to know the state of health of his son, "said the senator's daughter to Involucrados, adding that she had never got the results of the biopsy of the operation. at the Las Condes Clinic in Santiago de Chile.

Upon learning her sister's words, Máximo used her personal Instagram account to respond with strong words for her and her father. "If my father wants to know how I am going, it's very easy: he can call me whenever he wants," he said, explaining when their last contact was. "The last time he's called me, it was late last December."

In an interview with PrimiciasYa.com, Zulemita said, "Dad has never been informed of the operation or results of his son's biopsy, and I will not respond to a 15-year-old child. who is unfortunately influenced by his mother. "

When asked if he thought it was Bolocco who had written these messages and not Máximo, he replied: "No idea ... I control my son's networks and I do not do not do anything without my permission I do not know your case The same thing is impossible that this way we reach a good goal, for more good intention that we have "

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