Xavier Sardá shows his support for the attacked journalists
The mobilization of farmers in the center of Madrid was the central topic of the information day this Wednesday. While in laSexta they had to regret and denounce the attack on an Al Rojo Vivo team, from Telecinco Xavier Sardá joined this condemnation and showed his support for the journalists attacked by “three or four madmen” who “greatly harm” the cause.
Ana Rosa Quintana’s collaborator at Mediaset took advantage of his intervention in the TardeAR program to send a message to the protesters after the incident suffered by Atresmedia reporter María Lamela and her camera partner a few hours before.
“They have to be careful with that.”
“They have to be careful with that,” Quintana warned. “Yes, because three or four madmen greatly harm even those from the Union of Unions who have called today. This morning, laSexta’s colleagues hit the cameraman with a blow that destroyed the camera, and they pushed the editor out,” Sardá said.
Addressing the protesters, he asked them: “Don’t you realize that you need all the cameras and everyone to give the impact you are looking for?” “It’s true, because these protests want visibility and they are getting it. It is what they deserve, because if the countryside dies we all die,” Carolina Ferre concluded on her behalf.
