A cardboard horse for Aznar’s ‘holy war’

It seems to me that those who have better understood the last message of Aznar They have been those of ‘The Intermediate’ (La Sexta). The virtuous cardinal-ensign representative of the ‘Aznarian Church’ (Wyoming) has mounted a horse, and brandishing the crucifix and the sword has begun to ride. The battle cry is «The Crusade against Sánchez!». In other words, a ‘holy war’. But let’s take a good look at the war scenery: the horse is made of cardboard, and the sword is a letter opener. That is to say, according to these sarcastic television people, the so-called ‘Aznarian rebellion’ will probably only get a domestic pot-shot from personnel sympathetic to its ideas. It is an exercise of great comfort: you look out the window, with the pot, for a while, and you don’t even have to leave the house.

THE ‘DIADA’ DIDN’T SUCCESSFUL ON TV3 EITHER.– The vast majority of networks have considered that the demonstration promoted by the ANC for the ‘Diada’ was not exactly a success in attracting people. Televisionly speaking, there is one fact that supports it: TV-3 disconnected practically as soon as the Plaza de Espanya thing ended. Other years, when TV3 was ‘cheerleader’, they went on set and immediately added a table of ‘hooligans’ commentators who warmed us up until the arrival of ‘Telenotícies’. This year they disconnected quickly and gave us the ‘Està passant’. It wasn’t even an original program, it was a rehash of past editions.

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