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

"I'm going to use my body, which is now famous and popular for the series I'm going to do in the District of Columbia, and we will have a demonstration every Friday"Fonda promised to the site The Washington Post.

Fonda joined the protesters against climate change inaction and promised more political activity in the future: "We will suffer civil disobedience and we will be arrested every Fridayhe anticipated.

The actress and 15 other protesters have been accused of "clumping, hindering and disturbing" on the steps of the US National Congress, where it is strictly forbidden to demonstrate.

Police reported an "illegal demonstration on the east side", but Fonda announced that it would not be the last time something similar would happen: the demonstrations will continue until January, at least. "I'm 82. They can not do anything to me, no matter what they do," he said.

Fonda supported "a"New Green Agreement" that involves a transition and abandonment of fossil fuels provides the design"lessen the impact of man on the planet.

The name of the agreement refers to the New Deal that President Franklin D. Roosevelt launched in the 1930s to deal with the Great Depression.

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

This is not the first time that Fonda has used its fame to draw attention to political causes: in the 1970s, it demanded the end of the Vietnam War and its trip to Hanoi in 1972, when the contest continued. pretty face