Not the Com si fos ahir from TV3, nor the best of Turkish soap operas: the week's serial has been the tug-of-war between José Manuel Villarejo and Javier Ruiz. “Javierito, we've been such good friends in the past... Unbelievable!”, the ex-commissioner snapped at him live. The other jumped like a spring and assured that it was a lie and that they didn't even know each other. But Villarejito has everything saved and, a few hours later, his friend Eduardo Inda published in OK Diario a very brief fragment of a phone conversation in which the journalist, when his interlocutor told him he was bothering him, told him: “Don't bother me. We'll talk and, if there's any news we're going to release, I'll let you know”. The presenter of Mañaneros 360 on La1 had to admit that he had forgotten this conversation.
I'll go with it, but this is too crudeI'm on it, but this is too crude”, Ferreras said in the audio that recorded a conversation also with Villarejo where he commented on an alleged (and false) donation of 272,000 euros from Nicolás Maduro to Pablo Iglesias. It's no wonder that, with these underhand dealings, there is discredit of journalism.
