“Diary of a Stripper”: MP Chegi wrote a book about a Brazilian immigrant

Bruno Nunez, Chega’s deputy, imagined four months in the life of Lady, a Brazilian woman from Lisbon who immigrates in search of a better life but ends up becoming a stripper in order to write her first book, Diary of a Stripper. The politician does not hesitate to tell all the details of this work, as well as the connection with drugs and sex – with orgies.

This is not just a report on work in Lisbon. The lady falls in love with the client. He later manages to arrange a meeting with Ricky. In the evening they go to the hotel. “I turned to face him and caressed my breasts with one hand, with the other I went into my panties, as if I was masturbating, the man was crazy, (…) I turned around again and took off my panties, then leaned forward, always covering my vagina with my hand so that he wouldn’t could see, that’s when he told me “make love to me”, I changed color, I don’t know if I turned red or purple, but I’m wanted too.”

However, Lady was detained by SEF officers. She tried to ask Ricky for help, but he ignored her. A heartbroken young Brazilian entered into a cycle of cocaine and sex. Even on days when Lady planned to stay home and watch a movie, she would end the night with an orgy. “Rui took part in 3 films, one action, one comedy and one sex (…) The man was fat and crazy (…). He said that it was funny for us to make love together so that he could see and lead car, he’s crazy, at first I thought he was joking, but when he knelt down and stuck out his tongue, I realized that he was serious.”

In a conversation with Sabado, Bruno Nunez said that the book was written “in an academic context” and to build the main character he turned to João Mel, a friend who presented the program “Sex, Video and the CIA” on TVI. During the work, the deputy chose to leave grammatical and spelling errors, such as commas between subjects and predicates, changed accents and others.