For me, the premiere of a new phase of public television news is extremely relevant. I feel sad as if I were part of the team. I won’t be able to go to the movies or anywhere else that afternoon. A few hours before nine o’clock at night, I am ready to face the television, putting myself in the debutante’s shoes. It is in harmony with the energy that will be felt in Torrespaña. It happened to me last Monday, albeit with unsuccessful results. I thought Marta Carazo would finally take over TD 2 on the 8th, and it never left my mind. It’s your responsibility and privilege. The inevitable nerves of the premiere and the desire to strike nine at the end of the hour. The hour of the people’s noble news program. Being chosen as the public face of the group’s flagship is the best for a professional journalist like him.
His live broadcasts from Brussels were always didactic and concise; He managed to explain in a few words the keys to very long parliamentary sessions and what ordinary citizens were interested in knowing, separating the wheat from the chaff. I remember feeling as if it were the afternoon we received the news of the deaths of Ventura Pons and Beckenbauer, with the taste still in my mouth of knowing that our J. Bayona was deprived of a Golden Globe he so richly deserved. The person who will be examined.
Finally, on this Monday, January 15, as happens about every decade, TVE’s news programs began a new journey. In parallel, Carlos Franganillo debuted at Telecinco. The most watched ones were Antena 3, Telecinco and TVE, respectively. But it’s not about competing.