Hay Algo Que No Es Como Me Dicen / There Is Something That Isn't as They Say It Is

EL LIBRO EN EL QUE SE INSPIRA LA PEL?CULA DE IC?AR BOLLA?N SOY NEVENKA



«Esta es la historia de una mujer sensata que, cuando se dio cuenta de que todo lo que le hab?an contado era mentira, fue al juzgado, denunci? los hechos y lo puso todo patas arriba . Hace casi veinticinco a?os, Nevenka Fern?ndez, concejal de Hacienda de Ponferrada, dimiti? y acus? al alcalde, Ismael ?lvarez, de acoso sexual. Sin embargo, el valor para contar p?blicamente lo que estaba sufriendo en silencio no tuvo un efecto l?gico: la justicia fall? a su favor y el acusado se vio obligado a renunciar su cargo, s?, pero ella fue sometida a un juicio p?blico y medi?tico paralelo que acab? forz?ndola a abandonar el pa?s. A partir de entrevistas con la protagonista y del seguimiento del proceso judicial, Juan Jos? Mill?s narra en Hay algo que no es como me dicen la cr?nica de este caso real --hoy todav?a vigente-- de lucha contra el machismo, e investiga los mecanismos por los que alguien se convierte en v?ctima y sin embargo logra hacerse con los recursos internos para salir de esa situaci?n. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION THIS IS THE BOOK IN WHICH IC?AR BOLLA?N'S MOVIE I'M NEVENKA IS INSPIRED. "This is the story of a sensible woman that, upon realizing that everything she had been told was a lie, went to court, denounced the facts, and turned everything upside down." Almost twenty-five years ago, Nevenka Fern?ndez, councilwoman at Hacienda de Ponferrada, resigned and accused the mayor, Ismael ?lvarez, of sexually harassing her. However, the courage to speak publicly about what she was quietly suffering didn't have the logical effect: justice ruled in her favor and the defendant was forced to resign from office, yes, but she was subjected to a parallel public and media scrutiny that forced her to leave the country. Through interviews with the protagonist and a follow-up of the judicial process, in There Is Something That Isn't as They Say It Is, Juan Jos? Mill?s chronicles this true case--still current--of a fight against machismo, and investigates the mechanisms through which someone becomes a victim, but somehow manages to obtain the internal resources to escape this situation.