This Monday, June 23, The sixth has issued a new chapter of 'The Intermediate'. As usual, the great Wyoming has reviewed the latest most controversial news in our country in its initial monologue. The presenter has taken advantage of the heat wave that is happening our nation to compare it with the political situation. And is that The controversy in Congress has become every day's breadas the communicator explains.
“I don't know if you have noticed, but every year we bat What is really becoming unrestrably is not only the air, but the political climate ”says the presenter of the sixth. The temperature does not stop climbing, climatologically and politically speaking, in Spain.
Wyoming himself has prepared a list of the chapters through which citizens have had to pass in recent dates. “The new plot of corruption, the crisis that the government or the international situation is so unstable, We must add a growing verbal violence, both out and within the institutions ”lists the communicator of Atresmedia.
The Great Wyoming: “We are accustomed to public representatives seriously insulting their rivals”
The presenter believes that in the past there was also The “tension”, but now that has become “a children's game.” All because, according to Wyoming, “Parliaments are full of insults, hate messages, either against migrants or who simply thinks differently.” These behaviors not only reproduce in the Congress of Deputies. They take place in any circumstance that has to do with politics.
The great Wyoming is fed up with Spanish politicians and their public attitude: “Parliaments are full of insults and hate messages”
“We are increasingly accustomed to public representatives seriously insulting their rivals, even if they enjoy jokes, like that famous” I like fruit “says Isabel Díaz Ayuso in a direct dart. It also has for others such as Alvise Pérez and Santiago Abascal, as suggested in the images of their Panton: “populist policies take advantage of the need or ignorance of some, to the point of putting our institutions and democracy itself at risk.”
The perfect summary of this whole panorama is stated by Wyoming with this final part of his monologue: “There are days when one considers to be seriously moved to Antarctica. After all, there the temperature is cooler … and Nobody yells at you “Long live Spain!” From a car to try to intimidate you. ”
