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Although in the first weeks of the scandal of their separation, Piqu\u00e9 shared an image with Clara Chia on his Instagram account, a position that caused a stir and that caused criticism of the former Bar\u00e7a player. <\/p>\n
Now things change, since Shakira published an image in which she could well refer to her ex’s new partner.<\/p>\n
In the photo of the Colombian singer, who has broken more than 14 Guinness records with his song in collaboration with Bizarrap<\/span> <\/span> appears against the light with a chiaroscuro effect, to which I title “Chiaroscuro”, a name that caused a stir due to the reference to the surname Chia.<\/p>\n For some it could be a cyberattack against the young Spanish woman, but others take it with humor, according to the comments on social networks referring to this image of Shakira.<\/p>\n Despite anything, the interpreter of “Blind, Deaf-mute” is in a moment of rediscovery of her career in which her saying “women don’t cry, women bill” makes more sense than ever and this social media game feeds the fans’ desire for more of the next most embattled Miami resident.<\/p>\n Cyberbullying is harassment or intimidation through digital technologies. It can happen on social media, messaging platforms, gaming platforms, and mobile phones. It is a behavior that is repeated and that seeks to frighten, anger or humiliate other people. For example:<\/p>\n Face-to-face bullying and cyberbullying often go together. But cyberbullying leaves a digital footprint; that is, a record that can serve as evidence to help stop the abuse.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n
What is cyberbullying?<\/b><\/h4>\n
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