Junts' councillors at the CCMA publicly distance themselves from the issue and call for an extraordinary plenary session on TV3.
The trivialization and language concern the two members who have expressed their concern in separate tweets.
BarcelonaPolitical consensus within the Corporation is breaking down. The Generalitat's public media are governed by a governing council chosen by the different parties in Parliament—currently the PSC, ERC, and Junts—and once appointed, they usually act by approving most actions en bloc. But the latest premieres on TV3 and the accusations of censorship in a documentary by the Non-fiction have caused two of these councilors, those proposed by Junts, to break the unwritten rule of not speaking individually outside of the deliberations to publicly express their concern about the direction of TV3 and Catalunya Ràdio.
Thus, the former Minister of Culture, Àngels Ponsa, wrote in her X profile: "Given the growing public disagreement over certain programs and decisions of the CCMA, Minister Pep Riera and myself as vice president have requested the holding of an extraordinary government council to "analyze and evaluate." analogous to your account, expressed in the same words.
. an intervention by Albert Batet in the Parliament In this post, he also criticized the departure of TV3 and questioned whether it was still Catalonia's national television channel. In any case, neither Riera nor Ponsa endorsed this intervention and limited themselves to the content of their tweets, in which they expressed their concern about what they consider to be the growing trivialization of public media and diminishing support for the language.
The governing council of the CCMA is made up of three members appointed at the proposal of the PSC (Lluís Garriga, Gemma Ribas, and Carme Figueras), two at the proposal of Esquerra (Rosa Romà, the president, and Lluís Noguera), and two at the proposal of Junts (Ponsà and Riera).
