Vivas Goes to Sánchez and Pablo Motos to Wyoming, Although ‘El Intermediate’ Achieves Its Second Best Hearing of the Year
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Dozens of Ceutí neighbors gathered this Monday in Plaza de los Reyes to support the city’s president in his interview with Pablo Motos on the program of El HormigueroPedro Sánchez: “We took it from here at the end of the year to fix the situation in Ceuta” The beach chairs were not positioned in the direction of the sun; they all looked towards a giant screen. Dozens of people, surrounded by Spanish flags, mounted a particular picnic in front of…
El Hormiguero has made it clear again that, in addition to being an entertainment program, it sets the political agenda whenever Pablo Motos and his team decide. With the interview with Juan Jesús Vivas, president of Ceuta, he managed to gather more than two million viewers to television and make them ... Continue reading "Juan Jesús Vivas (17%) in ‘El Hormiguero’ sweeps Pedro Sánchez (12%) in audiences in LaSexta"
One more night, it was all Ceuta. Atresmedia split in two to talk about the great crisis that breaks Spain: the president of the autonomous city, Juan Jesús Vivas, went to Antena 3 to talk about the Ceuta that has been left alone; Pedro Sánchez visited LaSexta to defend the position of the government. Two attitudes faced in the same strip, in two simultaneous interviews with Pablo Motos and Wyoming and Sandra Sabatés. Two big audience data and a…
The interview with the president of Ceuta scores 17% in 'El Hormiguero', while the visit of the president of the government signs 12% in the space of LaSexta.More information: Vivas excites Pablo Motos and Trancas and Barrancas: "We cannot move on, the integrity of Spain is at stake"
Pedro Sánchez vs Juan Jesús Vivas, Wyoming Against Motos and Ceuta Split in Two: Go Night to Miss It
Last night the television became, without having planned it at all, a mirror split in two. On a screen, Juan Jesús Vivas, president of Ceuta, sitting in front of Paul...
On Monday evening, the Atresmedia group counter-programmed itself with some symptomatic television offers. On Antena 3, in El hormiguero, Pablo Motos interviewed the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, to talk about the migration crisis. In the city, local business people even organized giant screens to follow the broadcast collectively. Meanwhile, on La Sexta, the political satire space El intermedio interviewed Pedro Sánchez. It is a way of …
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