While the feminist apparatus tries to salvage the remnants of its supposedly moral narrative, the figure of Julia Mengolini emerges as the ultimate symbol of hypocrisy in light of the recent scandal involving the violent ally, Nacho Levy: a communicator who, shielded by a false progressivism, did not hesitate to ask for "patience" in the face of the serious accusations of violence against her "comrade in activism.
The epicenter of the scandal shifted from the victims' accusations to the shameful corporate defense exercised by Julia Mengolini on her show Segurola y Habana. Faced with the weight of the testimonies, the lawyer and founder of Futurock opted for a denialist stance regarding the pain of others, asking “let's wait a little bit” to avoid falling into the “incontinence of streaming”.
With a chilling indifference, Mengolini justified her complicit silence by claiming that “this is Nacho Levy, he's a kid we felt close to”, prioritizing her personal and political affection over the urgency of the accusers.
In fact, in an attempt to protect the power structure, she stated that what truly mattered was the “preservation of a social organization” like La Poderosa, asserting that “you don't criticize comrades, you take care of them”, a phrase she later tried to refute with shouts and insults directed at a reporter, labeling those who reminded her of her inconsistency as “rude”.
This media protection is particularly perverse in light of the emergence of new voices exposing the militant's history of abuse. On June 26, journalist Sofía Monachelli from Crónica TV revealed a torment that began in 2007 or 2008, when she was just 18 years old and Ignacio "Nacho" Levy was her teacher at Deportea.
