US EditionBorja Sémper: "I Am Cancer-Free, but I Went Down to Hell and Went Through a Very Dark Tunnel of suffering."
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The Popular Party spokesman confirmed in 'El Antiguero' that he has recovered from pancreatic cancer: "I am free, fortunately."
The PP politician speaks with an open heart in Pablo Motos' 'El Antiguero' about pancreatic cancer that he was diagnosed 10 months ago. More information: Raquel Sánchez Silva returns to Mediaset 11 years later to present Telecinco's new reality
Sémper Returns After Cancer and Takes a Swipe at Sánchez's Government: "I've Seen Terrifying Things"
Thursday night's episode of El Hormiguero wasn't just another political interview, nor even a typical comeback. It was something different, more human and more relaxed than usual. Borja Sémper returned to public life after almost ten months away due to cancer, and he did so leaving behind the heated tone that dominates political debate in Spain. Read more
The viewer was able to detect at least three Borja Sémper during his visit to El antmiguero. He was the one who told of his journey through this disease called cancer. “I get a little excited,” he said after assuring that “at the moment,” and after the last review, he is free of the disease. And if a lot had been excited, it would have been even better. Continue reading
Borja Sémper will resume political activity in May after ten months of retirement in which he has been focused on recovering from cancer that has forced him to depart from his functions as a national spokesperson for the PP and vice-secretary of Culture. Days before returning to work, the Basque politician also returned to the front line of the media starring his first interview in 'El Hormiguero' as a close to April. Before talking about politi…
This Thursday, April 30, El Hormiguero has fired the week high with the visit on Borja Sémper stage, after overcoming a severe health gap due to a cancer. The PP spokesman has spoken to an open grave about his illness and how this forced stop has changed his vision of politics and life. In addition, he has been able to make an X-ray of how the political landscape is in our country in 2026 and how he has returned to work. "This is going to be a v…
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