Montserrat Oliver, a Mexican reporter who has worked for years alongside Yolanda Andrade, surprised people with her most recent evidence in which she claimed she was a victim of racism in the United States.

Montserrat made this clear in a conversation with the software" Venga la Alegria," in which she went on to explain the circumstances surrounding the encounter she had with a woman despite the fact that she is Hispanic.

Even though everything was close to the package, the woman in question reportedly refused to sell her one of her animals.

" Maybe she said," No, well, she's Mexican. I'm never offering it to her. What was going through her head, Montserrat said," I don't know what was happening. "

Montserrat managed to get the horses she wanted thanks to an American acquaintance who was born in the United States despite the victim's refusal to do any type of business with her.

" A sister's cousin bought that prejudice, and I was one of them. " I once told an United," You buy it, claim it's for you," and I now have it. The point is that I have the horse, Montserrat said of the animal that currently resided on her Texas house.

Despite the racism and discrimination she experienced, the reporter stated that she has no intention of suing her attacker and that this is not the appropriate day. As it stands, the reporter humility and said," I look better when I'm quiet. " She is not the only part of her home to have experienced racism in the United States; her sister has also gone through the same thing.

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