CBS archiva historia de "60 Minutes" sobre los deportados de Trump: "La gente está amenazando con renunciar"
La credibilidad de “60 Minutes” acaba de sufrir un duro golpe. Ahora, uno de sus corresponsales teme que el programa esté siendo “desmantelado” y algunos empleados amenazan con renunciar. Por CNN El detonante: CBS News archivó repentinamente un segmento que presentaba los relatos de hombres venezolanos deportados por la administración Trump a una notoria prisión […]
TL;DR
- CBS News suddenly archived a "60 Minutes" segment featuring the accounts of Venezuelan men deported to a maximum-security prison in El Salvador.
- Correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi believes the shelving constitutes corporate censorship and a betrayal of journalistic principles.
- Editor-in-chief Bari Weiss reportedly intervened with questions and concerns, including the lack of response from the Trump administration.
- The incident follows a lawsuit filed by Donald Trump against CBS and its then-parent company Paramount, which was later settled.
- Concerns exist among CBS News journalists that new ownership is seeking to appease Donald Trump.
- Weiss, who has faced industry skepticism regarding her TV management experience, has had past interactions with Trump and the Ellison family, who now control Paramount.
- Trump has recently criticized "60 Minutes" and its new owners, suggesting the program has worsened since the change in ownership.
- Alfonsi stated that the men interviewed risked their lives to speak and that abandoning their stories is a betrayal of journalism.