The popular presenter of Saved , the Catalan journalist Jordi Évole has now exposed his view on the situation after the Catalan 27S in an interview during the morning program Al Rojo Vivo of the sixth.
Asked about his feelings for the moderator (and at the time his boss ) Antonio Garcia Ferreras , Évole has expressed its wish that the results obtained yesterday by the polls serve “once and for all” to restore a communication channel between Catalonia and the rest State, since in his opinion in the last five years all that has been achieved is a constant return to the “same starting point”
journalist says take in Catalan lack in major national media “voices to defend the points of view independence” to the great surprise of Ferreras, who said his program, and his chain, was plural and gave voice to everyone who would like to appear on your screen. However, a few minutes later the morning the journalist Ana Pastor interviewed Oriol Junqueras , leader of ERC .
The presenter of Saved says also miss an integrated voice, a policy positively favoring normalization of relations between Catalonia and the rest of Spain, and he does not believe that voice will emerge executive Rajoy in the three months remaining until the general legislature. Therefore expected to be the future government that is to emerge from the said elections who undertake the task of reconciliation necessary after more than a decade of missed, because in their opinion, was the famous campaign Partido Popular against statute Autonomy , approved in the Congress of Deputies year 2006 during the first term of Socialist Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero , the fact that the entire independence process began and disappointment and misunderstanding of an important part of Catalan society with some of the ways he expressed Spain.
After hearing the views of the well-known journalist Iñaki Gabilondo on this topic, Évole said that “inclusive and vertebrating” people like him was what he needed both Catalonia and Spain, but feared the possibility that it was “ too late “
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