Bochorno en TVE: hay que cerrarla

Overview

The video criticizes an incident on Spanish public television (TVE) involving Marta Goz (or a closely related figure referred to as “Marta Góz Montero”) and presenter “Cintora.” It claims that the journalist leaves the set in tears after describing repeated humiliation.

The speaker frames the moment as an example of degrading treatment and suggests that the journalist’s tears reflect her long-term endurance due to financial pressure—“to feed her children.”

Core Arguments

1. Economic precarity undermines media independence

The video argues that when journalists are in a precarious situation and must rely on their salaries to survive, their so-called “independence” is compromised. It claims that employers—or those who pay journalists—may condition what they can say (or what they must avoid), meaning the public may not receive a fully objective message.

2. Double standards and political bias in outrage and evidence

The video contends that if the roles were reversed—such as a left-wing journalist crying on TVE after accusing a right-wing presenter—Spain would have demanded immediate consequences, with intense public and online outcry.

It further argues that, in practice, blame and willingness to accept testimony may depend on ideological alignment. According to the video, the “word of the journalist” is sometimes treated differently than evidence should be. It also claims that accusations coming from within the left’s ideological sphere are often accepted with less demand for proof.

Conclusion / Proposed Remedy

The speaker asserts that TVE management is unlikely to carry out a rigorous investigation, claiming TVE is “held hostage” by the PSOE and serves its interests. Rather than reforming TVE, the proposed remedy is to close TVE (“close it”).

Presenters / Contributors

• Cintora (described as the right-wing presenter)
• Marta Góz Montero (the journalist who leaves the set in tears)
• The video speaker (mentions themselves as “Cintora,” with no distinct on-screen name beyond that provided in the subtitles)