Jordi Évole Disproves the Bulls About the Suspension of Pedro Sánchez's Interview in 'Salvados': 'Nobody Has Asked Us Not to Broadcast It'
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The suspension of the expected interview of 'Salvados' to Pedro Sánchez, initially planned to be broadcast this past Sunday, has unleashed a wave of speculations, criticisms and theories of the conspiracy on social networks. Some accusations that Jordi Évole himself has publicly exploded on X (formerly Twitter), responding outright to users who insinuated censorship or political orders behind the cancellation.
Jordi Évole has clarified through his social networks why the announced interview with Pedro Sánchez was not broadcast this Sunday in 'Salvados'.
The president of the government planned to chat with La Sexta but Urda's accident forced him to change the plans.
"No one has asked us not to broadcast it because it was never recorded," says Évole, who criticizes those who "toxicate."
Jordi Évole has denied that the interview with Pedro Sánchez scheduled for this Sunday in Salvados was cancelled due to pressure. The journalist has explained that the conversation with the president of the government never came to be recorded, since the appointment was set for Thursday 29 October and had to be suspended after the railway accident of Urda (Toledo). Evole responded this Sunday through X to the claims about a supposed withdrawal o…
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