‘Critical view’ It began its delivery on Wednesday, November 8, focusing on the demonstration in front of headquarters. PSOE last night sparked new riots and acts of violence. program telecinco The reaction of Santiago Abascal, who called the police to revolt yesterday, was also gathered. Especially the leader of Vox He asked the agents not to comply with what he viewed as “illegal orders” from the Government.
He started by asking about this topic Home Terradillos with Ignacio GarrigaGeneral secretary of the far-right formation. “What Abascal said is common sense,” the guest defended, and then attacked the morning area: “I was able to watch the videos that were published a few minutes ago and I think they answer PSOE argument It is already a practice of manipulation and criminalization of a patriotic and peaceful rebellion”.
The journalist did not hesitate to defend his program because of the implications: “You will understand that I cannot allow you to say that we are also pursuing an ideology. These are very detailed videos, I have a team that works almost all afternoon and all night. These are videos recorded by citizens, I don’t think they were all purchased by PSOE.” “We are not working with any ideology here,” he stressed.
Terradillos immediately brought up the possibility of Vox. “Set the streets on fire” for encouraging anti-amnesty protests with fascist, homophobic and racist cries. Calling the PSOE headquarters “the epicenter of the coup”, Garriga responded: “Spain is not only defending itself in meetings or on the embankments, but also on the street.” “We encourage this permanent mobilization of all Spaniards”he insisted.
Terradillos: “I have no intention of manipulating”
Wandering He wanted to know if Vox “condemned” acts of vandalism The incident that took place these days was a question that angered the addressee: “Look, if you are questioning that we are calling for a peaceful and patriotic rebellion, I won’t waste time replying to you.. “I’m tired of them trying to manipulate us, trying to put us on the side of those who attack security guards.”
Faced with his guest’s visible uneasiness, Terradillos defended his journalistic work: “I, Mr. Garriga, ask and you answer. I am not interested in manipulating any discourse, because otherwise we would not be calling you.”. At that moment the Vox politician interrupted the presenter’s intervention: “I appreciate that, but thank you for leaving the insinuations for another time.”
After Terradillos clarified that he wasn’t making insinuations but instead asking questions, Garriga remained firm in his position, remaining defiant and barely allowing the venue’s host to speak: “These questions contain implicit implications that we will not accept.”
“I don’t know why he’s so grumpy. Of course, I didn’t come here with the intention of asking him something in a veiled way, I’m quite clear.”Among these reproaches, Terradillos emphasized the importance of condemning the actions taking place on the streets and responded as follows: “I think we should all condemn these actions, there is no harm in underlining them.”
Later, after another discussion, someone from Telecinco ended the discussion: “I think we started the interview in a bad mood on their part. I want to be clear that no one here, or at least I, did not point that out.” Abascal did not condemn any of the actions. I just asked him.” Terradillos concluded: “If I interview someone from PP or PSOE later, I will ask them too. “This is a very important issue for us to talk about openly.” “I have no interest or intention to manipulate or point fingers at anyone.”