The death of María Teresa Campos has shaken the world of television. The long-standing radio and television presenter, with a career spanning more than 50 years in both media, died this Tuesday morning at the age of 82, after being admitted last Sunday to the Jiménez Díaz Foundation in Madrid for a picture of Severe respiratory insufficiency. Her death has brought together hundreds of prominent figures and has left images of all kinds.
One of the most controversial has emerged this morning, during a live connection of Telecinco for The summer program. The program was covering the arrival of the acting president of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, at the La Paz funeral home to offer condolences to the family. However, the highlight of the intervention was a journalist who did not belong to the Fuencarral chain, expressing her discontent with the president live.
While the Mediaset team explained how graphics and reporters had been placed on each side of the door so as not to cause space problems, the reporter Déborah Serendipity, from the Madrid Directo program on Telemadrid, appeared on the scene, speaking with another colleague and commenting on her opinion. about the president: "I can't with Pedro Sánchez, how disgusting." The image has been captured and shared by an X user, filling his message with criticism about it.
For his part, the passage of Pedro Sánchez to the La Paz funeral home has been carried out without major inconveniences. The acting President of the Government was known to María Teresa Campos, and has dedicated a few words in her honor on her departure: "I am not going to say that she was a friend, because obviously we were not very close people in that regard, but we did have a Very recurrent communication in which we exchanged opinions, she always gave me her opinion a lot.
“What she always showed me is, first of all, to be a very endearing woman, a woman absolutely committed to her time and a woman who transcends the world of communication because she was an absolutely versatile woman who set an example in many things. She has been a woman who has paved the way for women journalists ”, she added, highlighting the facet of her breaking several glass ceilings for the following generations.
“I had the opportunity to be interviewed by her and since then we had a fairly constant relationship. She always seemed to me to be a very committed woman and very aware of current events, even in the moments when she suffered the most from the disease we maintained contact. The only thing I can say to her and her family on behalf of the Government of Spain is thank you so much because she did a lot of good for Spanish society,” he concluded.
