Government responds to allegations of harassment made ​​by Alvarado

With a rambling statement, the government reacted on Monday to the public accusations made by journalist Alvaro Alvarado, about persecution and harassment.

The note of the Ministry of Communication of the State, signed by Manuel Dominguez, Secretary of Communication, does not deny the accusations, or enter address the issue, merely pointing out that in this administration, "no complaints have been filed against any journalist".

Of course, with the error through to award the management of Varela a time of "a year and 19 months".

"It is not right or fair to saddle the government disputes with third parties", said  Dominguez. to Alvarado Alvaro.

To which the journalist responded on his Twitter account in this vein: "In short way I'm crazy and I am a liar .. That's what they want to say in this note. OK".

In another comment, Alvarado wrote: "If I shut up or you shut up if you paid me i shut up? I do not remember well? The people first or I shut you up first? I do not remember ... I'm sorry.".

Reactions

In social networks, the latter tweet caused many reactions, most assuming Alvarado was referred to the journalist Castalia Pascual, who worked on the medias, then worked in the presidency, and then returned.

But the journalist of TVN, in a serious tone, said in the Wichi Release the program, he did not feel alluded. And the unionist leader, Yadira Pino, summed it up this way: "When a government insult or mockery is out argument to counter the truth, makes use of defamation".