The influencerAlex Otaola accused the CubanLucy Sosa of squandering in a Miami casino the support that the US government gives him for being a low-income person.
"He pretends to be a victim, cries in public, asks for help and then goes to the casino. I have a video ofLucy Sosa, a week before being evicted, playing the slot machines," Otaola said.
The influencer shared on his showHi Otaola the brief audiovisual material, where you seeLucy Sosa accompanied by her caregiver, visiting a casino in Miami.
"Look where your money goes. Look whyLucy Sosa rent cannot be paid," the influencer told taxpayers in Miami.
Alex Otaola He was outraged by Lucy's attitude and assured that "there is no good democrat, nor sweet tamarind."
Lucy Sosa He reacted on his social networks with a video about the influencer's statements. She avoided calling him by his name, but she left him harsh insults and assured that she feels harassed by people on the street, because of Otaola.
"This is my response to the accusations of Fefa Copelita, the mare who accuses me of going to the casino. I'm going to put her back to see if she stops harassing me with an old video," Lucy said in herFacebook profile.
The Cuban assured that she has all the evidence to prove that her visit to the casino was long before the conflict in which she was involved a few days ago, where the owner of the home she rented forced her to leave the apartment.
"I already told you, bitch, sue me so I can believe in you. Everywhere I go, a Cuban shoots me a video. Is it that you can't get out here? Or am I going to have to look for protection for myself becauseI am harassed by you? People sell you the videos and they record me everywhere," Lucy said.
"I don't want to give you any interviews. I told you and I'm going to tell you again. Even though I'm dead, I don't want to see your face. Do you know where I want to see your face? In a court, so you can pay me from the moment you cast witchcraft on my foot," the Cuban woman told Otaola.
Lucy Sosa She received support from many Cubans on social networks after learning that she was about to be evicted and that she did not have sufficient resources to take on a rental in Miami.
Among the people who offered help are the popular singerThe goddess and the Cuban comedian,Limay Blanco. Both acknowledged that they were not millionaires but were willing to share with her whatever she needed.
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