Sarah Santaolalla reacts in 'Malas Lenguas' to Vito Quiles' arrest warrant: "Let him go and testify"

'Malas Lenguas' addressed this Wednesday the arrest warrant issued against Vito Quiles, after the Police went to the media outlet where he works to proceed with his arrest without finding him on the premises. The program recalled that the agitator himself reacted on social media assuring: "I went out for bread, I'll be back in 15 minutes", in addition to denouncing an alleged political persecution.

During the broadcast, Jesús Cintora reviewed the various judicial cases affecting Quiles, among them an alleged hate crime against a person with a disability, a case for disclosure of secrets and harassment related to the president of Red Eléctrica, Beatriz Corredor, and another for insults and slander against the general secretary of Facua, Rubén Sánchez. The program also recalled that the agitator is expelled from the Congress of Deputies.

After reviewing the facts, Cintora asked collaborator Sarah Santaolalla what she would say to Quiles if he were watching her. The analyst responded forcefully: "I would tell Vito Quiles to go, to testify, to dare to go to Justice just as he dares to come to our homes", adding that he should have "the same courage" that, in her opinion, he shows when he harasses or makes accusations against other people.

Santaolalla concluded her intervention by stating that, when he appears before judges, Quiles "starts to backpedal", and asked him "not to be a fugitive". In addition, she demanded that the Popular Party distance itself from his figure, stating: "We don't want more criminals" and appealing for the party to act as "a state party".