The Government defends Broncano and accuses Abascal of "threatening him": "He deserves our full condemnation"

The Government of Pedro Sánchez has defended presenter David Broncano after his interview with Santiago Abascal on TVE's 'La Revuelta'. Abascal, leader of Vox, commented ironically that Broncano "was going to need it", to which Broncano responded that he would not wish him luck. Sánchez called the comment a threat, suggesting a possible change in TVE's programming. The spokesperson minister, Elma Saiz, condemned the incident, highlighting the fight against hate and the importance of protecting comedians and journalists. Saiz also defended the professionals of the audiovisual sector and criticized the paradox of Abascal calling Sánchez a "dictator" on public television. The official for Social Rights, Pablo Bustinduy, compared the selected audience for the interview to works of the 20th century that staged a success.