‘The world is a machine for crushing women’: Luana Piovani cries remembering domestic violence and criticizes TV Globo

Without naming names, Luana Piovani recalled the moment in which she reported her ex-boyfriend Dado Dolabella for assault and how society was against her.

This Monday (25th), in an interview with the program Sem Censura, on TV Brasil, Luana Piovani – who have performed cosmetic operations on the neck – spoke again about the episode of domestic violence suffered in 2008, involving her then boyfriend, Dolabella data – with whom he lives a love story today Wanessa Camargo. The actress, visibly emotional, shared details of the case and criticized the way she was treated by society and the entertainment industry – including TV Globo itself -, without mentioning the name of her ex.

“The biggest pain I felt wasn’t being attacked, it was what society did to me afterwards. I was at a time when it wasn’t a common movement. I never accepted the clothes that society he wanted me to wear. When I reported violence, people trampled on me, society trampled on me, the company I worked for treated me badly,” he said.

Subsequently, Piovani – which he also blocked Virginia Fonseca — said only her parents, her therapist and five friends supported her after the case. “I had absolutely no support from anyone. I was doing a program on Globo and they removed me,” he said. “People said I did it because I wanted to appear,” he added.

“What stands in the way of our fight are sexist women. As long as women are sexist, they empower men who are sexist. […] The world is a machine for grinding women,” she concluded.

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