Again, Santi Maratea He surprised his followers and proposed a solidarity campaign to help the parents of Fernando Báez Sosa.

The influencerswho accumulates more than four million followers on Instagram, is recognized for having helped different social causes, such as the fires that occurred in Corrientes in 2022.

On this occasion, the star of the networks, who had already launched strong messages against the rugby players accused of the crime, was very committed to the case that is moving the country and proposed to help Silvino and Gracielathe victim’s parents.

The idea came from a tweet from Fernando Burlandofamily lawyer. “Buried in a mountain of evidence,” the lawyer wrote on Twitter, referring to the defendants.

A woman replied to Burlando’s message and commented that Fernando’s father was making “changas” to raise the money needed to pay for her stay in Dolores.

“I found out Fer’s father was doing odd jobs to pay for everything. It would be nice to open an account for them and for all of us to collaborate with them. A way to support them in these horrific times. Ease your pain a little,” one named user suggested Natasha Gore.

The message reached Maratea, who shared the tweet together with a question: “We do?”.

Santiago’s message had a great impact and generated hundreds of comments with different opinions. Some agree, while others argue that now is not the right time to raise funds.

“Put in holy, let’s give relief to that family even if it is”, “King, because in addition to the obvious help of money, the support will be visible”, “From a friend, we must show that we support them and give them a sign of love that they need so badly since they have been removed from the his little son”, were some of the comments.

Despite the good vibes received from the influencersMany have criticized him and left lapidary messages on the bird’s social network.

“Parents said they don’t want money, Take off your vigilante cloak, this is not the time, have some respect. These parents ask and expect justice, not your media show about them,” commented one woman.

“It doesn’t feel right, I feel like it’s not a subject you should be collecting because they want justice, not money. Now, if someone anonymously helps them with what they need this month, that’s something else,” added another Twitter user.

“I don’t know if it’s appropriate. I feel this is not the time to highlight or divert attention to a mass push. The important thing now is to focus on the whole process and justice (which we hope will come). Once the sentence has been issued, we will make 700 collections if they want”, said another follower of Santi.

Maratea picked up the glove, took charge of the criticisms and came out to respond without filters. The Networks star shared a message from a woman who told her that ‘if you want to help, you can donate some of the quietly returned taus and no media show They don’t need you, Maratea”.

“Yoko. Will you really explain to me how to help? Based on what? Do you think anything that was done with ‘media show’ could have been done alone and quietly? You don’t understand, you don’t know and you only think about what others are doing. You’re 32, Yoko hangs out,” she replied.