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Tenoch Huerta for Omega photographed by Ricardo Pérez and Victor Trani

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Tenoch Huerta for Hola.com photographed by Arturo Díaz

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Tenoch Huerta and His Girls for Hola.com photographed by Arturo Díaz

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Tenoch Huerta Mejía as Juan Preciado in Pedro Páramo (2024) directed by Rodrigo Prieto

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Tenoch Huerta with Doña Feliciana and Lesly attends the 2024 Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia (FICM) on October 19, 2024 in Morelia

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Tenoch Huerta attends the 2024 Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia (FICM) on October 19, 2024 in Morelia Image credit to jnthn.prez on Instagram

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New look at Tenoch Huerta as Juan Preciado in Pedro Páramo Trailer

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Pati Chapoy has released her entire unedited interview with Tenoch on YouTube. It's over an hour long so, unfortunately, I don't have the time to save it and publish it here for you in increments. I also have to limit my links on MEGA, so I can't upload it there. I will just publish the link to the video on YT here for everyone who hasn't seen it yet.

This was an amazing interview and I'm happy he was given the opportunity to tell his side of the story. He gives his version of events without calling Elena names or disparaging her or putting the validity of the acid attack in question. He remains respectful and takes responsibility for the lack of communication on his side of the relationship. He also makes it clear that there's legal action happening behind the scenes and they knew all along there was a storm brewing.

Elena will never really be done with him, the same way she'll never be done with Vera Carrizal. The difference here is she wasn't able to completely destroy Tenoch, but she'll drag VC to hell with her.

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This is going to be my final post of the night, but I think it's really important that you guys see this.

Ciro Gomez Leyva reminds the audience of what happened to Elena, how she's been very vocal in recounting her assault and her rise to prominence as a symbol of the fight against femicide, also highlighting her acceptance of being put in the spotlight as a saxophonist invited to play at different events as the face of a movement. He portrays her as a victim who does not shy away from attention. He is making an almost silent point here, because then they add a very important excerpt from Claudia Mollinedo's interview.

Francisco Zea's opinion/admission afterwards is huge. I'm willing to bet there is a huge number of people who felt the same way after seeing the interview.

Here is a screenshot of just a small sample of comments.

He made absolutely made the right decision in speaking out.

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Here's that interview posted on tiktok today.

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Part 2 of the interview from Claudia Mollinedo.

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Here are the properly translated screenshots of the article published by Proceso:

The rest will follow in a second post.

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PT. 2 (please note, these posts are reversed so that you may read them in order on your dash)

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Tenoch Huerta for The Wrap in Pedro Páramo Premiere at 2024 TIFF photographed by O’Shane Howard

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Tenoch Huerta in Pedro Páramo Premiere at 2024 TIFF photo cr to onlatino.ca on Instagram

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Tenoch Huerta with The Cast and Director of Pedro Páramo at 2024 Toronto International Film Festival

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Tenoch Huerta with Manuel García-Rulfo, Ilse Salas, Rodrigo Prieto, and Dolores Heredia in LA Times Studio at TIFF photographed by Jason Armond