Boycott to the Direct of the Sanfermines of Rtve to the Cry of "Pedro Sanchez, Son of..."

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A week ago, the president of RTVE, José Pablo López, denounced on his social networks the harassment of the professionals of RTVE during his directs. It coincided with a...

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The Spanish political situation is very convulsed. It is because, the cases of corruption that have cornered the government have quite heated the atmosphere not only among the parties, but also in the citizenry. Thus, it has been shown by a group of spontaneouss during the retransmission of the sanfermines in the program 'Vive San Fermín' of La 1 of Spanish Television, when without anyone expecting it a group of people began to throw insults aga…

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Alba Carrillo and Alberto Guzmán, collaborators of 'D Corazón', have enjoyed this Friday in Pamplona of the fifth running of the Sanfermines, with bulls from the Jandilla cattle ranch. The two have been very excited in the special program of La 1 of RTVE prior to the running of the bulls. From the fence, they have starred in a fun interview.

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The recent live coverage of the San Fermín bulls by TVE, during children’s hours and with total normality, contrasts with the decision of the same chain to veto the participation of a heifer in the Grand Prix program. The official excuse is the Animal Welfare Law, known as the Belarra Law, which prevents the use of animals if it is considered that they suffer anguish. A rule that, curiously, does not seem to apply when six bulls run every mornin…

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RTVE has once again been the target of a live attack. During the morning broadcast of the program Vive San Fermín, a group of people boycotted the broadcast by chanting insults against the Prime Minister, shouting "Pedro Sánchez, son of a...". Although the cameras avoided showing those responsible, the shouts made their way into the audio, forcing the presenters to improvise to save the day.