Fernando Bonilla tells Movimiento Ciudadano to 'go to hell' over unauthorized meme

The entertainment world is buzzing, not just with upcoming releases, but with unexpected clashes. Actor Fernando Bonilla, known for his role in "La Oficina," has publicly voiced his intense displeasure with the political party Movimiento Ciudadano. The party apparently used a meme featuring his character, "Jero," without his consent, sparking a fiery response from the actor.

Bonilla took to his X account to express his outrage, directly tagging the party and stating, "Les encargo que en su perra vida vuelvan a usar mi jeta para sus chingaderas" – a strong colloquialism conveying his demand that they never use his face for their shenanigans again. His frustration didn't end there; he later posted a video on TikTok mocking the party, adding, "No, a ustedes no les sale" (No, it doesn't work for you), further emphasizing his disdain for their unauthorized use of his image.

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Les encargo que en su perra vida vuelvan a usar mi jeta para sus chingaderas.

This incident highlights a growing tension between public figures and political entities utilizing social media for campaigning. While political parties often leverage popular culture and recognizable figures to connect with voters, Bonilla's reaction underscores the importance of obtaining proper permissions and respecting intellectual property. The article also touches upon other industry happenings, such as Eleazar Gómez's uncertain career path at TV Azteca and the opportunistic market for Michael Jackson memorabilia ahead of his biopic's release, but Bonilla's strong stance against Movimiento Ciudadano remains the central, and most vocally expressed, point of contention.

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No, a ustedes no les sale.