Subject who insulted Venezuelan workers offered them apologies and Ñuñoa Municipality condemns xenophobic assault

Subject who insulted Venezuelan workers offered them apologies and Ñuñoa Municipality condemns xenophobic assault

The aggressor's family assured that it is not the first time that he has had this type of behavior.

Violent Perkin assaulted two Venezuelan workers and threatened them saying that they “didn't know who they were messing with”... Three days later he apologized to them all messed up because they founded it everywhere

It is still funny that all those who threaten to “don't know who they are messing with” ALWAYS end up being poor and sad weons terrible of perkinazos. Special mention that he gave the apologies only when the video had already gone viral. “I have three hours to get the chucha out of them”: Chilean physically and verbally assaulted 2 food store workers in Ñuñoa for requesting that they could not enter with pets due to health regulations. pic.twi…

“I deleted myself”: Chilean who insulted Venezuelan workers in Ñuñoa says he apologized to them

In dialogue with T13, the attacker stated that he had drunk more than he had been drinking during the day the episode was recorded and that he and his dog were even threatened. “Nobody wants to treat anyone like that, we are all people (...) I didn't even notice anything. I erased myself. I'm ashamed, that's why I came in the morning to apologize,” he said.

Mayor of Ñuñoa condemned “acts of racism and xenophobia” to Venezuelan workers

The mayor of Ñuñoa, Emilia Ríos, condemned through her Twitter account the aggression of a subject of two workers from the Oxxo store, located in the commune. “We cannot allow acts of racism and xenophobia. The integrity of individuals, regardless of their nationality, must be guaranteed and these attacks must not be normalized”,...

Mayor of Ñuñoa condemns xenophobic assault on Venezuelan workers: “We cannot allow acts of racism”

A man tried to “monkey” the workers and suggested that they “return to their country”. The mayor made available to those affected the Office of Migrants of the commune “to support and contain”.