RTVE whitewashes Sánchez’s corruption while Prisa accelerates in its desire to have a DTT channel

He Government of Pedro Sánchez It moves through waters never circumnavigated in the history of Spanish democracy. Never before has the closest environment of a president, his wife and brotherhad been under judicial investigation for alleged crimes of influence peddling and embezzlement, respectively.

In addition to the ‘Koldo case’, about which we learn more details with each passing day, there is the case opened unanimously in the Supreme Court against the State Attorney General, Álvaro García Ortiz, for a crime of revealing secrets.

The Criminal Chamber, as told Vozpópuliupheld the reasoned statement of the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid, thus initiating an investigation against García Ortiz for the information note issued by the Prosecutor’s Office regarding Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s partner.

In a government of record, well We have never before had an active attorney general charged In a criminal case, the story ends up becoming the greatest ally of those who want to cover up reality.

RTVE and Prisa to the rescue of Sánchez

For this reason, the media related to Moncloa have been trying to deflect public opinion for some time. It is enough to take a look at the RTVE grid to give a good account of this. The lack of information space in the public entity’s news programs to talk in depth about the cases of corruption that plague the Government is quite visible.

A little over a month ago, in mid-September, TVE brought back, 20 years after its premiere, the program 59 secondspresented by journalist Gemma Nierga. This format, which has the particularity of only allowing one minute of time per intervention, has been characterized by encouraging debate and exchange of opinions on different cases of current political and social affairs in Spain.

At its premiere, the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, sat down to answer the program’s questions. Some as fierce as if he preferred the tortilla with or without onionhis favoritism between David Broncano and Pablo Motos or if he sleeps in pajamas. About your wallet, one or two, but without excessive malice, it won’t be. In successive editions, topics such as violence in football, abuse in the Catholic Church, the problem of housing and healthcare have been discussed.

All these matters, of course, always treated under the most favorable prism for the Government. At the moment, they have not considered it appropriate in Prado del Rey make a monograph on the UCO report and ‘the Koldo case’. What RTVE has done, through its program The night in 24 hoursis to interview the State Attorney General on Wednesday, giving rise to him launching a threatening message to the opposition: “I have enough information to do harm.”

With the damage minimized, it remained to give it a touch of color. And Prisa took care of that yesterday. ‘El País’ will exclusively publish ‘Moncloa. Four Seasons’, the documentary about Pedro Sánchez’s daily life produced by The Pool and Secuoya Studios who has not wanted to buy any platform. This Sunday, October 20, the newspaper publishes the first chapter “for the first time for Premium subscribers.”

In this way, the communication group comes to the rescue of a Sánchez whose documentary was on its way to collecting dust in some basement. It should be noted that it is Prisa itself who is behind it. of the launch of a DTT channel national level. A television license that will be released by the Ministry of Digital Transformation through an update of the National TDT Technical Plan and for which Prisa is interested. Of course, as long as the numbers fit, as reported The Independent.

In the absence of checking what counts and how it does so, we will have to be prepared for a synthesized and studied propaganda exercise by the President of the Government and those closest to him. When everything else fails Sánchez, the press doesn’t do it.