escape kiko hernandez And Fran Anton could cause New York Possible violation of Mediaset’s new code of ethics by javier javier. That would have crossed the lines of regulation when the host came to speculate on ‘Save me’ in a heated discussion about the collaborator’s emotional state.
This situation was brought into full discussion when Alonso Caparrós intervened in this matter. Tertullian, each of them “He had the right to say and do whatever he wanted.“, replies by Jorge Javier, who fueled the debate: “You say you’re heterosexual because everyone assumes you were straight when you were born. With this, you don’t have to convey what’s different. This allows you to live in a zone of calm that you don’t have to disturb.”
Caparrós, who got a very harsh response from Jorge, said, “I promise you what I love most, I’m not saying this because of my heterosexuality or anything like that, but now I don’t think I need to say it.” Javier with someone crossing one of the red lines of Mediaset’s new code of ethics: “Because there are parties that question all the freedoms and rights we have achieved, and it is very difficult to obtain them. It’s easy to be taken away from you.”
“I’m with you too, but one is very free to enter politics or not.“, replied Alonso, who in this case again received a strong response from Miguel Frigenti:”This is not a matter of politics. There are 700 attacks on homophobia in this country, that’s all. Your speech reminded me of a time when someone told their mother not to confess to being gay and not tell their father.”
Caparrós did not remain silent at such remarks and turned to Frigenti to reply: “You can’t take everything in the same place. You’re telling me that everyone should give up their privacy and keep their secret because it’s so offensive.“.
The words of the presenter and collaborator led to a new response by Jorge Javier Vázquez on the subject in the form of a question: “What is this? Do you have to keep a secret like being gay is offensive? Are you aware of your speech? Please please“.
Without changing the subject, Jorge Javier doomed this debate in ‘Save me’ with a powerful and striking sentence following the approval of Mediaset’s new code of ethics: “And no matter how heavy it is, everything in life is political. Everything and nothing else“.