Madrid. (Drafting) .- It has not gone unnoticed the first interview that the Secretary General can, Paul Church s, was held in TVE . The Night 24 hours program, presented by Sergio Martín, was for the first time in its history trending topic more criticism you received that the contributions of Churches. During the first part of the interview, Martin asked the invitation of the economic proposals of training, scholarship Errejón Inigo controversy and accusations to the production of Churches do not pay VAT.
At all questions, a more tense than usual Pablo Iglesias, answered a resounding although dialectic easily escaping with some thorny issues. However, it was in the round of questions where the tension reached its highest levels. Especially in the confrontation between the Red and journalist Afonso leader can. The journalist, who against defendant Iglesias who had long ago ended with a resounding affirmation of interviewee: “I wonder how may come as a public broadcaster commentators journalists final judgments where they are convicted of lying”
<. p> Churches wanted to make clear that “if I am in TVE is under pressure from the workers of this house,” a phrase that was half pronounce as the presenter cut quickly saying “I invited personally to this program by whatsapp and you know it. ” Sergio Martín precisely which garnered more critical in social networks with a question why many netizens calling for the cessation of the presenter: “Given its position on prison policy and knowing that it has released two ETA members who are today on the street, you will be in luck … “Something that Iglsias responded by saying that” no one can play with the pain of the victims “and recalling that both PP and PSOE have used the prison policy for a rapprochement with the band terrorist.
“I are saying on Twitter that I have never seen so aggressive in an interview, but I do not think so,” said Sergio Martin ended after the heat of the interview. Note that once the same, Pablo Iglesias stayed in writing informative TVE chatting with reporters who were working and inquiring about recent appointments within the public broadcaster.
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