Carolina Brid was a victim of street harassment in Spain

Carolina Brid has been living in Spain for some time, a country where she was a victim of street harassment, a situation that made her feel vulnerable and helpless.

As part of the anti-bullying movement, Carolina Brid, a communicator and model, said that when she first arrived in the country, she found it difficult to find herself, so she asked the boy for help to find out where the place she was going to be, said He told her how and then started questioning her.

Where are you from? Because you are alone? and do you have a partner? These are some of the questions the boy asked Panamaka and he even insisted on driving her to the place, but Brid politely told her no thanks, that she can come herself.

The boy began to persistently follow Brid, at first they were alone Run in and looking mockinglybut since the model ignored him, he started talking to her vulgarity as a “jerk”, “funny” and that “all Latinas are sluts”.

Brid threatened to call police and the boy laughingly replied “call her, it will be my word against the word of the immigrant”, which resonated with her and scared the Panamanian a little.

In order to get rid of that person, the model and communicator quickened her pace, and the boy followed her, so the Panamanian woman turned and warned him that if he continued with this behavior, she would scream like crazy, immediately after that the person crossed the sidewalk and he walked away shouting at him curse words.

This happened in Madrid while Brid was trying to get to the restaurant where she was going to meet her friends, whom she didn’t tell what happened because she didn’t want to spoil the moment and hoped it wouldn’t happen again, however, it happened again in Valencia, Murcia and Albacete.

In this sense, the Panamanian shared three tips For foreigners staying in Spain: Have the number of your embassy or consulate handy, have a trusted friend you can call and don’t be afraid to contact the police.

He also touched on the topic again in the part of the program “Murcia connects”where he found that one in three women in Spain had experienced street harassment.

He urged people to intervene when witnessing a street harassmentsince the injured parties state that the situation might have been different if someone had intervened then.