last week, John and a half It became a ‘trend topic’ due to a Vox proposal for the Andalusian elections on 19 June. In a document, the far-right party considers the closure of Kanal Sur because it is “manipulated television that has cost Andalusians hundreds of millions of dollars”; however, this measure was not well received by Andalusians on social networks.
Last Friday, server ‘In the afternoon, here and now’ He responded in an ironic tone to the formation led by Santiago Abascal. Juan y Medio began by citing the large audience numbers for his show, celebrating the fact that they were the most watched offer the previous day. “We are the leader and we can dance!”she cried.
“Let’s go tight,” his partner Eva Ruiz continued, before unwittingly repeating the same comment: “We’re going to have to say we’re the leaders.” “But I did. He’s alone in the cabin!” she joked. Then, on the set, a fragment of the song “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” was heard, in which the following was sung: “Close Time”.
“There is more content than time! We have to hurry, they are closing Kanal Sur”, dropped Juan y Medio looking at the camera, aware of the tweet Vox posted a few days ago. Ruiz laughed, referring to the discussion on social networks: “No! Look, Juan y Medio is a hot topic.”
Vox’s controversial proposal
One of the measures proposed by Vox for the Andalusian election is the shutdown of Canal Sur, the regional television station filled with familiar faces, including Juan y Medio. Host of the ‘Afternoon, here and now’ domain for over 10 years.
“Vox plans to close Canal Sur as one of its first measures if it reaches the Andalusian Government”The formation, which ran with Macarena Olona as a candidate for the Andalusian election, wrote: “#CambioReal will make it possible to put an end to the manipulated television that has cost Andalusians hundreds of millions.”
A measure not welcomed by Andalusians on Twitter, A large number of users valued the work carried out by public television. One of them said, “What a great offer, take the TV from our grandparents.”