Eduardo Verástegui
Eduardo Verástegui is a Mexican actor, producer, and filmmaker known for his conservative views and for being a prominent figure in the entertainment industry. He gained fame in the early 2000s with roles in telenovelas and films, but has since become a controversial figure due to his outspoken criticism of LGBTQ+ rights and representation in media. Recently, he sparked a heated debate by condemning the nomination of transgender actress Karla Sofía Gascón for an award, claiming it undermined cisgender women.
Born on May 21, 1974 (51 years old)
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Paraguay:
Eduardo Verástegui condemned the assassination of Charlie Kirk during his speech at the CPAC.
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Paraguay:
Eduardo Verástegui is a Mexican actor and politician participating as a speaker at the conference.
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Argentina:
Eduardo Verástegui, a Mexican preacher, suggested that the next president of the Nation should be a practicing Catholic.
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Mexico:
Eduardo Verastegui is involved in promoting the creation of a new political party in Mexico.
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Mexico:
Eduardo Verástegui is a former actor who organized a private dinner for Ronald Johnson.
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Mexico:
Eduardo Verástegui is an actor associated with the political group Movimiento Viva México.
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Mexico:
Eduardo Verástegui is a prominent critic of the López Obrador and Sheinbaum governments.
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Mexico:
Eduardo Verástegui is an actor and pro-life activist who showcased his closeness to Ambassador Johnson.
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Mexico:
Verástegui was captured making a Nazi salute during his speech at CPAC.
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United Kingdom:
Verástegui is an actor turned activist who attempted to bring far-right politics to Mexico but failed to run as an independent.
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