
In this Spanish‑language monologue, Mauro Stendel reacts to the recent Agostina femicide, demanding immediate, extreme punishment – specifically the death penalty without trial – for perpetrators of gender‑based murders. He then turns his focus to what he perceives as a "selective silence" among certain influencers and women who loudly demand justice for femicide cases but remain quiet when other violent crimes occur, such as the murders of Lucio Dupuy and the four‑year‑old Ángel. Stendel questions whether this silence is driven by a gender‑based hatred that is only highlighted when femicide is involved, or if it reflects a broader political instrumentalization of femicide. He seeks to understand the motivations behind this selective outcry.










