Heckler shouts 'Pedro Sánchez, hypocrite' during live Malas Lenguas broadcast from Sol
A passer-by shouted 'Sánchez, hijo de puta' during a live Malas Lenguas broadcast from Sol on 9 October 2026. The reporter reacted with a look of sorrow.
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A heckler shouted 'Sánchez, fariseo' on camera during a live broadcast of Malas Lenguas, the TVE show hosted by Gonzalo Miró, in Sol square. The reporter reacted by shaking his head with a look of sorrow.
## A shout in the middle of a live Malas Lenguas broadcast
Sol square filled up once again. A new rally by the campers protesting the death of **Maricarmen** brought hundreds of people to central Madrid, along with a large number of journalists. Among the broadcasters going live with the protesters was **RTVE**.
The show hosted by **Gonzalo Miró**, Malas Lenguas, sent a reporter there. While he was speaking live to the studio, describing how hundreds of people were waiting for the protest to begin, a local hurled the phrase at the camera that has become the anecdote of the day. The journalist reacted by repeatedly shaking his head, with a look of sorrow.
## The march to Alcalde Sainz de Baranda
The protesters marched through the city centre towards **Alcalde Sainz de Baranda** street, where the flat Maricarmen lived in was located. The protest started in Sol and moved through central Madrid.
It was not the first time a comment like this had slipped into a live broadcast on the channel. In the studio, the hosts referred to what had peine with a resigned 'well, anyway'.
## A shout that had been heard before
The episode is not an isolated one. The broadcast of the protest was marked by that shout, which adds to others already recorded in previous live links by the public broadcaster.
The reporter's reaction, shaking his head, and the studio's terse response sum up the awkwardness of the moment. The protest, meanwhile, continued on its way to the house where Maricarmen lived.
## A shout in the middle of a live Malas Lenguas broadcast
Sol square filled up once again. A new rally by the campers protesting the death of **Maricarmen** brought hundreds of people to central Madrid, along with a large number of journalists. Among the broadcasters going live with the protesters was **RTVE**.
The show hosted by **Gonzalo Miró**, Malas Lenguas, sent a reporter there. While he was speaking live to the studio, describing how hundreds of people were waiting for the protest to begin, a local hurled the phrase at the camera that has become the anecdote of the day. The journalist reacted by repeatedly shaking his head, with a look of sorrow.
## The march to Alcalde Sainz de Baranda
The protesters marched through the city centre towards **Alcalde Sainz de Baranda** street, where the flat Maricarmen lived in was located. The protest started in Sol and moved through central Madrid.
It was not the first time a comment like this had slipped into a live broadcast on the channel. In the studio, the hosts referred to what had peine with a resigned 'well, anyway'.
## A shout that had been heard before
The episode is not an isolated one. The broadcast of the protest was marked by that shout, which adds to others already recorded in previous live links by the public broadcaster.
The reporter's reaction, shaking his head, and the studio's terse response sum up the awkwardness of the moment. The protest, meanwhile, continued on its way to the house where Maricarmen lived.
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