During your participation in the program Everything will be fine (Via X), Journalist Antonio Quinteros recalled his departure from Channel 13a sign of which he was part of for more than 20 years until his separation in 2017.
After referring to his time in the program Special Report (TVN), the remembered news anchor spoke about the years he worked at the former Catholic signal, and what it was like to leave the screens.
“One of the things that has impressed me the most is that in this society a permanent cult of youth was created, which is a sovereign imbecility, in my opinion,” he said. “Every day we are older and every day we are reviled more, 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,” he added.
Asked about his departure from the television house, Antonio Quinteros stated that “I didn’t expect it, but I felt that when the change of ownership occurred, when the Luksic Group arrived… Well, I must admit, I had not said this, I’m going to say it carefully: 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 didn’t expect it (the dismissal), I began to feel that something could happen. But I did very well,” he explained. “voice” of Radio Futuro.
Likewise, the journalist commented that the radio was fundamental to being able to reinvent himself after his separation from Channel 13, indicating that this was “a learning experience” and that he understood it as “part of this business. “They behaved very well, I have nothing to say.”
