Antonio Quinteros He was one of the last guests on the program “Everything is going to be fine”, hosted by Eduardo de la Iglesia on Vía X.
In the television space, the journalist recalled his unexpected departure from Channel 13, which occurred in 2017 after being separated from the station.
Quinteros’ release
“One of the things that has impressed me the most is that in this society a cult of youth was created, which is a sovereign imbecility in my opinion.“, the communicator began by saying, according to La Cuarta.
“Every day there is more vilification and no one cares about the old. They fire you at 45 years old and you start to have a hard time finding a match, which is a sovereign imbecility.“said the former news anchor.
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Regarding his departure from Channel 13, Quinteros stated that “I did not expect it, but I felt that when the change of ownership occurred, when the Luksic group arrived… well, I must admit, I had never said this before, I’m going to say it.” to say care’palo: I must admit that, at some point, we said ‘well, now we are going to move on to the private world, we are going to be able to change this editorial perspective’. Well, it actually happened, but a series of changes were also generated that had to do with how the new owners wanted to manage the company. Although I did not expect it (the dismissal), I began to feel that something could happen“.
“One of the things that I am proud of is that I started carrying coffees and ended up being in charge of the chain during the hours that I was there. I did everything you can imagine and I’m very proud of it.“said the journalist.
