La imagen de anoche de Iker Jiménez pidiendo a su reportero Unai Cano que se pusiera a salvo y acudiera a la Policía debería hacernos pensar. A todos. A los que ven Horizonte, a los que lo detestan, a los que aplauden cada intervención de su presentador y a los que esperan cualquier tropiezo para lanzarse a su yugular. A los de una orilla y a los de la otra. Porque lo que ocurrió anoche en la Puerta del Sol de Madrid durante una conexión en directo de Horizonte no debería ser una anécdota televisiva más. Es una advertencia. Y no parece que nadie tenga demasiadas ganas de escucharla.
The aggression towards Unai Cano during a connection from Puerta del Sol, after weeks of controversies and accusations against Iker Jimenez’s program, brings back the dangers of a polarization that no longer distinguishes between the screen and the street.
The image of Iker Jiménez from last night, asking his reporter Unai Cano to stay safe and go to the police, should make us think. To everyone. To those who see Horizon, to those who despise it, to those who applaud every intervention of its presenter, and to those who await any stumble to pounce on their neck. To those from one shore and to those from the other. Because what happened last night at Puerta del Sol in Madrid during a live connection of Horizonte should not be just another television anecdote. This is a warning. And it doesn’t seem like anyone is too eager to listen to her.. Unai Cano was doing his job. Neither more nor less.
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