Mariella Zanetti and the Panfila support the serious accusations against Martín Arredondo

Because all the evidence pointed to Martín Arredondo, he appeared on the program Amor y Fuego to deny having committed any crime and even asked that former workers of the program, such as his former assistant Marco Rodríguez, be interviewed.

Marco Rodríguez, far from supporting his version, said that everything Monica Cabrejos said in his book was totally true, although he did not want to expressly point out that his former boss was a stalker, although he did say he was a bad leader.

Mariella Zanetti also joined the list of people who approve what Mónica Cabrejos said. The former vedette said that television producers have long been known to take advantage of their status to exercise power over people who are just entering the television world.

“Within the artistic environment there are many things that are obvious, that are known to be known, not now, but for a long time. What Monica says, it's actually things that have been happening... and it's an open secret, you know what I mean? So, the fact that Monica takes out a book and says it as part of a story, I do believe her... ”, he commented.

“Those comments, what she is saying, are things that have already been repeated in the art scene and that people comment and say: 'Hey, look at this guy does this, hey this happened to me with this guy. ' If there is something more disgusting in this world, it is a person who abuses his power, whether as a producer, as a man, as a public person to want to get something in return, the most disgusting thing there can be... and hopefully they will release more books and bring out more producers who have that kind of modality,” he added.

LA PANFILA TELLS ABOUT HER BAD EXPERIENCE WITH MARTIN ARREDONDO

María Victoria Santana Díaz, better known for her character in 'La Pánfila', communicated with the program Amor y Fuego, where she revealed that when she worked for Martín Arredondo, he made several insinuations that she did not accept, so they ended up firing her.

“In 2014, Martín called me to co-host channel 5 of a program called La Bateria. One day he said to me: 'Far away you live, I'd better put an apartment closer to you. ' I told him no, he better pick me up like we had left. From that moment on it gave me less participation. I was no longer a co-animator, they sent me as a reporter to the street and the following month Martín told me that I was not getting the wave and that they would not need me,” he said.

“I'm a little serious and I'm not the kind of girl who gives openness to flirting. I think he realized that he was wasting his time with me, so he hit me. The first meeting also invited me to lunch to talk, I was always looking for the opportunity to go outside, but I never agreed because it's not my way,” he said.

Finally, the comedic actress assured that she did not make a public complaint at the time because she felt that if she spoke she would not be reconvened in another production, since she would be branded as problematic by the producers.

“I was afraid that if I complained they were going to close doors or they weren't going to hire me elsewhere, they would say it was problematic and I didn't say anything. At that time he was married, now I don't know. At that time we were friends on Facebook, but then he deleted me. I couldn't tell you that he harasses me, but he is a person who is trying to take part in his office,” he said.

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