Antonia Dell’Atte responds to Ana Obregón's public apologies: "I saved you from a conviction and going to jail"

Antonia Dell’Atte accepted Ana Obregón's public apology but criticized the delay in acknowledging her past actions. Dell’Atte highlighted that Obregón had defended her abuser, Alessandro Lecquio, for 35 years. In her Instagram response, Dell’Atte expressed that she had saved Obregón from legal consequences and emphasized the importance of justice. She reiterated the authenticity of her 1991 abuse report against Lecquio, which she had previously withdrawn due to fear. Obregón's apology came after she admitted to making unfounded accusations against Dell’Atte, acknowledging the harm caused to her reputation. Dell’Atte concluded her message by encouraging women to speak out against abuse.

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