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Peruvian Singer’s Autism NGO Launch Eclipsed by Live On‑Air Attack

The exchange has shifted focus to allegations of verbal harassment and the possible emotional impact on Franco’s supporters.

Overview

  • Pamela Franco opened a genetic center called Sono de Tech and announced the NGO Manos Azules en el Mundo de TEA as a support project for families after her daughter’s autism diagnosis, an event reported on Friday.
  • Pamela López publicly mocked Franco and her fandom on her streaming show, questioning the fans’ name and telling Franco to “¡cállate!” while recalling past public apologies.
  • Franco’s official fan club, Pinky’s de Pamela Franco Oficial, issued a statement rejecting López’s characterization and warned that minors belong to the group and could be harmed by denigrating comments.
  • On Sunday Pamela Franco and her partner Christian Cueva published a joint communiqué accusing López of verbal harassment and causing emotional harm and demanding respect; López has not issued a public reply.
  • The episode highlights how celebrity-backed health projects can be overtaken by tabloid disputes and raises concrete risks to the NGO’s public focus and the mental well‑being of supporters, so coverage will likely follow any reply from López or formal complaints.