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Marcelo Perettahead of the Pharmacists and Biochemists Union and who last week gained notoriety for having beaten a lawyer during a hearing at the Ministry of Labour, justified the violent reaction of actor Will Smith during the Oscars.
“No one can make fun of a family member, or a worker, much less justice, believing that the person being mocked will remain silent and endure the aggression without reacting,” Peretta wrote on his social networks. And she added: “Even less with a State that does not protect you, does not educate you and does not take care of you, forcing you to do it for yourself.”
Smith surprised at the Oscars when he took the stage to slap comedian Chris Rock, who was presenting a humorous monologue in which he referred to the actor’s wife.
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Peretta He is 50 years old and is the general secretary of the Pharmacists and Biochemists Union, an organization that emerged in 2006 and does not exceed 7,000 members. He joined the CGT at the hands of Hugo Moyano, aligned himself with the macrismo with the help of Gerónimo Venegas and is now campaigning alongside Patricia Bullrich. Controversial, snatched verb, he circulated in the media during the pandemic denouncing that “there was a business” with the coronavirus. He was one of the first to raise an “anti-quarantine” flag.
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Last week, the unionist from Pro made headlines due to a scandal: he attacked a lawyer with whom he had to negotiate parity in one of the offices of the Ministry of Labor. He was denounced at the 3A neighborhood police station and, according to the police report to which he agreed THE NATION, the trade unionist beat Gustavo Jorge Gallo, legal adviser to the Association of Distributors of Medicinal Specialties, with “various” kicks and punches. Gallo, 73, said Peretta pushed him down the stairs, causing injuries. Officer Juan Carlos Ramírez González was the one who took the accusation.
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