Cheddy Garcia, a renowned Dominican comedian and actress, confirmed during the N Investiga program on the N network that she will continue her judicial process against the suspension of her social media accounts. The legal action, according to the artist, aims to compensate for the economic damages of $80,000 and set a precedent for those who face similar situations.
Reasons for the lawsuit
The comedian explained that her accounts, which had millions of followers, represented a fundamental tool for promoting movies and fulfilling commercial agreements. Their suspension, she said, affected her income, professional commitments, and family relationships.
Financial claim
Garcia claimed $80,000 in economic damages related to the suspension. She stated that she has evidence to support her claim and will not abandon the legal actions, despite warnings about potential impacts on job opportunities and relationships with brands.
Family impact
The artist also highlighted the family consequences resulting from the confrontations and comments on digital platforms. She noted that her daughter, who studies International Business and speaks five languages, was affected and decided to abandon her music career to establish herself outside of the Dominican Republic.
Perspectives and future
Garcia indicated that, once the process is concluded, she plans to spend more time in her Villa Altagracia residence and reduce her exposure to public controversies. Despite the outcome, she will maintain the claim to serve as a reference for those who need to defend their rights on digital platforms.
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