This Monday, in a week Alberto Nuñez Feijoo on his set, Anna Quintana interviewed live Santiago Abascal. One of the most prominent moments came when the host asked the Vox leader about the usual conflicts between politicians and the media.
Referring to statements made by Ana Rosa Jorge Buxadevice president of political action at Vox, Threatened to review LaSexta’s license: “Let them keep their insults, we get good grades and will demand compliance with the law and concession agreement documents.”
After this cut was published, the presenter came out to defend “freedom of the press” because “that’s the essence of democracy”. “Do you agree with what Buxadé said?”she asked her guest directly, and she answered with a big “yes”.
“Can you turn off LaSexta?”Ana Rosa insisted, and Abascal stated that they were willing to review “the public franchise of a media outlet that promoted the separatist coup in Catalonia.” He also talked about the ‘Saved’ program that aired last night, where Gonzo interviews several former members of the far-right party: “Yesterday there was a smear program against Vox”.
“Press freedom is very good for us, but we will condemn those who act like the mafia”Vox defended the leader before Ana Rosa, who had the opportunity to discuss some of the issues discussed in the Atresmedia area yesterday: “Those who left Vox spoke in the program, said things like they don’t keep a record, they don’t leave a post”. “I didn’t have bad taste to see it, but we left everything in writing (…) there are so many offended people,” Abascal said.