Onda Cero journalist Carlos Alsina conducted live the program Más de uno in Chiva, one of the Valencian localities most affected by the DANA on October 29th, when after 11.30 a.m. the kings and queens arrived in the municipality Felipe VI y Letiziawho came to greet Carlos Alsina live.
“We came to listen, to be, to share; to be with the victims. To continue to maintain the attention. That attention that, as you rightly say in your program, has to be constant. It must never wane,” said the queen to Alsina, to whom she then asked: “How are you doing with the program? How are you doing?
“I’m listening, which is what I’ve been coming to these weeks; listening to how the moods are changing as wellalthough there is still a lot of pain under the hearts of all these people, as you well know,” explained the director and host of Más de uno.
The queen wanted to know if Carlos Alsina was going to continue doing programs with those affected by the DANA. “Are you going to come back more times?”, asked Queen Letizia.. “We’re working on it, are you too?” replied Alsina, returning the question.
“We have to be close to the citizens.”
“So are we. I am very happy to see you”, concluded the queen, but not before taking advantage of the meeting in the streets of Chiva to congratulate the coverage of the DANA tragedy: “To all your team and to you…”. [Alsina]in particular for all you have done”.
For his part, the King Felipe VI assured Carlos Alsina that “we are delighted to come. It is true that the situation has already changed a lot, but this is going to take a long time and we have to maintain the help and support.”
Alsina asked Felipe VI: “Does the King believe that the institutions have to apologize to the citizens for the lack of diligence in the first hours?”, to which Don Felipe replied: “I think we have to be close to the citizens at all times, suffering with them and supporting them at all times. to move forward.