Luciano Huck’s brother says he moved from Brazil ‘fleeing death threats’

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Fernando Grostein Andrade, 43, brother of presenter Luciano Huck, recalled on Wednesday the 24th, in a post on social media, what his move from Brazil to the United States was like five years ago. According to the director, he was under death threats.

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“Five years ago I moved from Brazil to Los Angeles, fleeing a death threat (despised by many), scared of Brazilian politics and searching for my dreams,” Fernando said.

Homosexual, the filmmaker is married to Fernando Siqueira, with whom he lives abroad.

Traveling with animals

The director also said that his “biggest nightmare” was his dogs traveling with the airline: “Everyone said trust. I didn’t trust anyone either at the airline or at the airport. My friend and dog trainer dogs came to support us.”

“The flight had a layover in Miami and the TSA girl [Transportation Security Administration] – teased Fernando with his bandaged arm [marido dele]. I argued with her. We stayed on the ground until the plane was almost gone. The plane began to taxi and I screamed at the top of my lungs […] and the plane turned back (seriously) so as not to leave with our dogs alone,” he continued.

Fernando filed the complaint after the case of a golden retriever dog that died this week after being sent by Gol airline to a destination other than where its owner would have gone.

“Airlines, airports and authorities do not respect us passengers as they should despite the efforts of their managers. And the animals? Thank God that the three arrived alive. My condolences to Joca Golden who passed away gone. Let this serve as a lesson!” , the director also wrote in the publication.

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Source: Terra

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