Pablo Iglesias also defeated Canal Red’s Juan Carlos Monedero

“Those in charge of the channel want to strengthen their own ideological line, and it is clear that my disobedient Lennon glasses blur this goal. Pablo and I talked about successes, friendship, disagreements. That’s it.” It’s not easy to tackle that pesky left. No one can deny the siege of Podemos, and the Red Channel’s desire to close ranks against the siege is obvious. I don’t think it’s the most effective, but I get it. The field of struggle is very wide, I continue to believe in unity far from naivety and we will meet on one of the roads like the rebels. Enemies are elsewhere,” Monedero began this article.

In the broadcast, Monedero assured that he wanted to prioritize “friendship with someone I have known, admired and loved since student days”: “Friendship, like kindness and generosity, also has these characteristics. The kind that Lluis Llach said”.

“I wish good luck to Pablo and Canal Red, with whom I have cooperated with everything I could since its inception. I also wish good luck to all the devoted people who work there and give me gifts with their friendship. I also want to thank their subscribers and those who follow him faithfully, that they comply, even if rudely, with us In a Spanish media panorama where corrupt journalists and police sewers are rooted in the same pigsty, sometimes sitting side by side, where they boast about killing honest journalists – where scoundrels reward scoundrels and lie with a poker face, without moving their face or even being fired. From my point of view and since 2017′ With ‘borderline’ baggage, it’s time to move on. Tough times are coming all over the planet and we must keep paddling. Fearlessly and with memory. Thank you very much and see you soon disobedients,” he concluded.

Monedero’s departure from Canal Red also coincided with the departure of Sergio Gregori, host of the noontime political talk show (and with whom he founded the project). phased out and eventually relegated to supervised writing dutiesAfter criticizing the radical and uncompromising orientation of the honorary leader of Podemos.

The journalist, young but with extensive experience in audiovisual projects, met the short-lived vice president of Pedro Sánchez’s first government while he was fully exercising the leadership of his party. She gave him an interview on Furor TV and from there they began a professional relationship that resulted in the birth of Canal Red. Criticism of Podemos, its decisions or any of its members is not allowed.except in very isolated cases and in a very warm tone.

Asking even the slightest disturbing questions to party representatives does not look good in this environment.He has always managed to evade education, as Sergio Gregori sometimes does, and has strict ideological control with his left hand over the YouTube channel, which Pablo Iglesias directly exercises, to the point of controlling the listings and dictating the comments that will be published. live programs.

Sergio Gregori began relegation last spring, at the moment when Podemos made maximum noise against Sumar. When he had to stop running ‘The Board’ and share his presentation, reduced to only two days a week. This was the first warning for him to correct his “attitude”.

However, the journalist continued to demand his freedom and a way to manage and supervise the meeting using journalistic professionalism and balance of voice and opinion, without seeing himself as part of the Podemos structure that this project actually represents. Last Monday, He was abruptly removed from the program following critical commentary on some of the channel’s actions.