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Lucho Borrego breaks the silence and reveals what he suffered as a child

Lucho Borrego spoke of a difficult experience he had when he was a teenager in which he decided not to condemn the good for the bad.
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Lucho Borrego breaks the silence and reveals what he suffered as a child
  • Lucho Borrego shares traumatic experience
  • He Defends priests
  • Respect despite traumatic experience

In an emotional television episode, renowned collaborator Lucho Borrego, from the Univisión entertainment program, left the audience speechless.

This by revealing a painful event from his adolescence until now kept silent.

In front of his colleagues in ‘Siéntese quién pueda’, he shared with a broken voice a traumatic moment that he experienced at the age of 13 while studying in Santa Marta.

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Under the watchful eye of his colleagues and with determination to convey a positive message, Borrego expressed his intention to support good priests.

This despite confessing to having been the victim of an inappropriate approach by the rector of his school.

Although this event was never revealed to his family, he found refuge in his faith and in the priests who, throughout his life, provided him with support and guidance.

«I am going to establish a very heartfelt defense for the good priests, for something that I have never told them, I have also gone through those situations,» the presenter confessed.

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«At one point in my life, as a 13-year-old boy, at the school where I studied in Santa Marta, there was an inappropriate approach from the person who was the rector of my school,» he confessed.

«And that I knew that he had had that type of approach with other children at my school,» he added about the situation he experienced in his adolescence.

«My family doesn’t know this, I don’t know if I kept it quiet out of fear or anguish, but I always took refuge in God and in the good priests that I have had throughout my life,» he expressed.

«I cannot kick my church and my good priests for bad priests, priests who do this type of infamy with little ones,» he stated forcefully.

Courage in the face of a traumatic experience

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Despite having kept quiet about this experience out of fear or anguish, he emphasized his refusal to condemn the church and good priests for the actions of a few.

Lucho Borrego’s sincerity and determination deeply moved his colleagues present on the set, who recognized his bravery in defending the church despite his traumatic experience.

Co-presenter Chiquibaby thanked her for his courage and conviction in maintaining his support for the religious institution.

«I’m not going to kick what has been my family in the moments when I have needed them,» Borrego concluded, reaffirming his respect and gratitude towards the Catholic Church.

Reflections after the testimony

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This television testimony not only impacted the audience because of Borrego’s bravery in sharing his personal story.

It also generated reflections on the importance of separating those individuals who have failed in their role from the institution to which they belong.

Borrego’s determination to maintain his support for good priests despite his traumatic experience resonated as a message of forgiveness.

In addition to also representing strength and openness towards dialogue on these sensitive issues in today’s society.

User reactions

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Through the comments of the publication on Instagram, users left their messages of reflection and support in response to the presenter’s revealing words.

«What a wonderful reflection.. 1 bad priest It does not represent others, much less the Catholic religion and God,» one person wrote.

«How strong and he still continues to believe in Catholic church», «Lucho is so wise, condemning the bad and defending the good,» they commented.

To see the video of Lucho Borrego in ‘Siéntese quién pueda’ click on the link HERE.