The comedian and businesswoman Clara Seminara expressed her annoyance after learning that the Judiciary has decided to annul the sentence against Enrique Espejo, known in the artistic world as Yucca .
In this regard, the interpreter, who had been sentenced to three years of suspended prison for inappropriate touching, now faces the possibility that the legal process against him will restart from scratch.
What did Clara Seminara say about the annulment of Yuca’s sentence?
Clara Seminara, who waged a six-year legal battle against Yuca for inappropriate touching that she denounced, shared her frustration with Trome, after learning of the court decision. According to the businesswoman, the annulment of the sentence occurred due to the absence of the model Fátima Segovia, known as ‘The Chuecona’ who did not appear as a witness at the trial.
“After six years of fighting, they have declared the sentence we had void and now the whole process must start from scratch. And they say that the sentence is voided because Fátima Segovia, ‘Chuecona’, did not appear to testify as a witness when she was required to do so,” said Clara Seminara.
The actress stressed how exhausting the process has been for her, and although she was disappointed by the setback in the case, she said she was determined to continue seeking justice.
“We will continue with the process from scratch, I want justice to be done. This is surprising, I have been with the process for six years and this is happening. It is because of these things that many women remain silent, do not report, because there is no justice. This process is exhausting, but I will continue fighting,” she said.
What did Jorge Benavides say about Clara Seminara’s complaint?
During the trial, questions arose about the support provided by Jorge Benavides the well-known Peruvian producer and comedian, who was the boss of Clara Seminara and ‘Yuca’ on the show where the alleged incidents occurred. According to the actress’s statements, JB and his wife did not take action on the matter when she informed them about the inappropriate touching by Espejo.
However, Jorge Benavides has publicly defended his position, assuring that he has always maintained a respectful work environment free of disrespect towards his colleagues, especially towards women. “I have never allowed nor will I allow disrespect towards any woman, much less towards the female artists who work with me,” he stated.
Summary: Clara Seminara speaks out on the annulment of Enrique Espejo’s sentence
Annulment of the judgment: The judiciary has overturned the three-year suspended prison sentence imposed on Enrique Espejo, known as ‘Yuca’, who had been convicted of indecent touching.
Reason for cancellation: The cancellation was due to the absence of Fátima Segovia, known as ‘La Chuecona’, who did not appear as a witness at the trial.
Clara Seminara’s indignation: Clara Seminara, who has been fighting for justice for six years, expressed her deep frustration and disappointment with the court’s decision, although she said she will continue to seek justice.
Exhausting process: Seminara pointed out how exhausting the process has been and how situations like this discourage many women from reporting, as they feel there is no justice.
Jorge Benavides’ response: Jorge Benavides, former boss of Clara Seminara and ‘Yuca’, publicly defended his position, stating that he has always maintained a respectful work environment free of disrespect towards women.