The actress banned from Globo abandons television and becomes a star of the right-wing party

After attracting attention with ‘Negócio da China’, ‘Aquele Beijo’ and ‘Brasil a Bordo’, Portuguese actress Maria Vieira was invited by author Gloria Perez to play a role in ‘Travessia’.

She was preparing to leave Portugal for Rio during the months of recording when she was informed by Globo that she was out of the cast.

At the time the broadcaster had requested proof of vaccination against Covid-19. The acclaimed veteran paid the price for his opposition to the vaccine.

“They no longer ask me to work on television because I am a conservative, right-wing woman,” Maria said in protest.

The lack of invitations to soap operas made her make a radical decision: she announced the end of her artistic career. Her ideological position also separated her from many professional colleagues.

This trajectory is similar to what Regina Duarte is experiencing, equally banned from Globo and rejected by former TV friends because of her right-wing activism.

At 67, Maria Vieira dedicates herself 100% to Chega, a far-right party on the rise in Portugal. She serves as a municipal deputy in Cascais, a region with a large number of Brazilian immigrants.

The former actress has lost count of how many times her Facebook, Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) profiles have been suspended or deleted due to controversial posts.

Eventually, he appears on television news to talk about politics or gains prominence on gossip programs by criticizing progressive aspects of programming and militant left-wing artists.

One of the main defenders of Chega leader André Ventura, Maria Vieira has already been identified as a possible future candidate for the presidency of Portugal.

Source: Terra