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OUR CHANNELS
Callejeros
Reports programme on daily life which gives ordinary
people a say, where the victims of social injustice find a
way of making their voice heard.The programme’s remit
has led it in 2012 to look closely at the crude reality
many people are going through. Among its reports “Paso
hambre”, “Hijos de la crisis”, “A mí no me pagan” or
“¿Sanidad enferma?” stand out which have recorded the
testimony (heartbreaking in many cases) of those caught
up in shocking situations because of the current economic
crisis. The programme has also noted the innumerable
signs of public solidarity which have arisen as a response
to this dramatic situation.
Callejeros viajeros
Reports programme from around the world which
shows the different sides of a single destination with a
particular way of portraying the scene and its inhabitants.
In 2012 it has also dealt with the subject of wild animals,
promoting their defence, the hidden tribes of the world,
and concern and respect for the preservation of nature
and the conservation of natural environments in danger.
Its reports have included: Los últimos gorilas, Tribus de
Etiopía, Garífunas de Honduras, Costa Rica salvaje and
Groenlandia.
Conexión Samanta
Samanta Villar immerses herself in the private world of
the subjects of her reports to give a unique view of each
one of them. In the days prior to an important event in
their lives she enters their private space to show their
most unfamiliar sides previously unknown to the public. In
2012 Samanta has uncovered the reality of different areas
of society in reports such as “Pagando por niñas” on the
situation of young people obliged to become prostitutes
in South America, “Trasplantes”- the feelings of organ
donors and recipients in the process they face, “Vientre
de alquiler”- the experience of becoming a parent as a
result of surrogate motherhood, or “Generación perdida”
on the situation of unemployed young people who have
no way out.