The candidate for Frente Amplio, Ada Colau, has stated that she will attend the interview on the TVE program 'La Revuelta' this Tuesday without choosing the audience, unlike the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, and has defended a public television that is "critical, uncensored, and without fascism".
Colau has conveyed this position in a brief message disseminated on social media, referring to her appearance on the show hosted by David Broncano, one day after the interview with Santiago Abascal.
"Unlike Abascal, you can imagine that I have not chosen my audience, neither on this program nor on any other. We are going to defend a public television, critical, uncensored, without fascism, and yes, with large doses of feminism and a sense of humor," said the Frente Amplio candidate.
Ernest Urtasun criticizes Abascal's interview
For his part, the Minister of Culture and number two of Frente Amplio on the list for Barcelona, Ernest Urtasun, has described what happened in Santiago Abascal's interview as a "serious moment", considering that the right was seen "in all its splendor".
In his opinion, the leader of Vox canceled "the humor" on the TVE program by bringing "his own audience" to David Broncano's format. From there, Urtasun has denounced the "censorship of the far right" and has given as an example what happened in Castilla y León, where Vox governs with the PP, and where, he said, aid for cinema has been conditioned "to ideological criteria".
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