Globo Correspondent in Rio de Janeiro, Eric Rianelli used his social networks On Tuesday (15) to demand a boycott of a network of cafeterias in Brasilia after a businessman made anti-gay comments about a declaration of love made by the journalist to her husband Pedro Figueiredo, who is also an employee of the station.
“I received some reports of a businessman from Brasilia who dealt with homophobia on a video in which I declared love to my husband. Thanks for all the messages of support! About the businessman… I don’t think any LGBTQ+ in the federation Rianelli wrote on his Twitter profile” District will eat more in stores.”
Eric’s statement to Pedro was made on Valentine’s Day 2020, but this week the video was circulated in a WhatsApp group that includes some businessmen from Brasilia. Alexander Gilya, the owner of cafeterias in the federal capital, was alarmed by the declaration of homosexual passion.
“I say what I think and what I think. If I’m upset, I’m sorry, boy. I don’t think it’s necessary and it’s not necessary to show it on open TV, in newspapers, that sort of thing,” Gilly said in one recording: public figure”.
The problem is that the group’s conversation was leaked on social networks and got to know a Globo journalist – who in turn used his power of access to encourage all LGBTQ+ not to consume products from Alexandre Geleia’s cafeteria network.
Check out Erick Rianelli’s Twitter posts:
The dogs bark and the caravan passes. And the video that bothered you is here: https://t.co/dBvaJdaHUm
– Eric Rianelli June 15, 2021
Watch the conversation of the group of entrepreneurs who leaked on social networks:
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