They arrested Jane Fonda during a protest against climate change in Washington

L & # 39; actress Jane Fonda has been arrested this Friday on the US Congress marches with a group of protesters who have asked the government to take action to counter the climate change.

"I'm going to use my body, which is now famous and popular for the series I'm going to do and we will have a demonstration every Friday", the actress said in a recent interview with the newspaper The Washington Post.

Fonda participated in a demonstration with a group of activists gathered on the steps of the Congress with posters protesting against this global problem. The local police warned them that they would be arrested, but the environmentalists did not stop in the demonstration.

L & # 39; actress she was the third to be arrested and the video of when women put it on tour around the world. Beyond this horrible experience, he promised that will continue to manifest itself over the next 14 Fridays, how long the records of the miniseries that have momentarily resided in the US capital will last.

"We will suffer civil disobedience and We will be stopped every Friday"Provided Fonda.

According to the official statement of the police guarding the Capitol, a total of 16 people were arrested forillegal demonstration spokeswoman Eva Malecki said that those arrested will be charged with "grouping, hindrance and inconvenience" Access to the congress

"You do not see it, but I have an armor that protects me (…) I am 82 years old. You can not do anything to me. No matter what they do, "said the actress.

As activists warned, protests calling for action against climate change will continue to take place every Friday until at least mid-January. In addition, they announced that they will add more "celebrities, scientists, economists and people from affected communities".

Fonda was worried because "change happens to us, whether by design or disaster" and affirmed "a new green deal" that implies a transition and the abandonment of fossil fuels provide the drawing ", with reference to New business President Franklin D. Roosevelt launched in the 1930s to face the Great Depression.

"They say it's not realistic, they say that it's socialism"The actress continued recalling:" That's what they said about Roosevelt's New Deal, and that's how we got social security and a middle class. "