La Séptima maintains its proposal to organize an electoral debate with the candidates of the main political parties with national parliamentary representation, after some parties have announced their willingness to participate in this type of meeting.
The initiative seeks to make it easier for citizens to follow the debates through different media outlets. To this end, the network plans to offer the signal openly and free of charge, under the pool system, so that both public and private television stations can broadcast the meeting live. The offer also includes unrestricted access for radio stations and digital press media.
With this formula, La Séptima aims to prevent electoral debates, due to their relevance for the country as a whole, from being limited to the exclusive broadcasts of certain media groups. The proposal thus aims to broaden their dissemination and facilitate the content reaching the largest possible number of citizens.
Face-to-face debates and meetings on issues of national interest
The network has conveyed to the main political forces its willingness to organize different debate formats. These include face-to-face confrontations between candidates, as well as sectoral meetings focused on matters of general interest, such as the economy or foreign policy.
La Séptima now awaits the parties to evaluate these proposals and comment on their possible participation. The initiative is part of the network's interest in offering accessible electoral coverage open to different audiovisual and digital operators.
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