As if it were a Japanese movie, the next program of The Évole thing It begins with a discussion in an Asian restaurant, with people from the same political sector facing each other. “A metaphor of what is happening now in that sector of the spanish left“, account Jordi Évole in Al Rojo Vivo. In this interview with Yolanda Diazwhich can be seen next Sunday at the sixththe vice president of the Government and leader of summer will speak, among other matters, of the tensions with United We Can.
“The conversation began with a Yolanda Díaz with that smile that she always tries to display and that helps a lot to avoid the most difficult questions well. That smile was losing her“, he affirms. “In fact, at the end we discussed it, how we started and how we finished the interview,” he adds.
As the conversation develops and getting into the matter “she realizes the place in which both Sumar and Podemos are as political formations and that the differences, right now, seem insurmountable“. “I think that deep down he is thinking a little: what are we doing?“, declares Évole before Antonio Ferreras.