The sad face of journalist Jovem Pan has attracted the attention of Internet users and generated criticism of the professional
Katiuscia Sotomayor, Journalist Pan, this Thursday 4, he denied that he was moved or cried when he reported on the operation of the federal police in the house of former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL). According to the reporter, she is recovering from an elbow injury and she didn’t notice that she couldn’t shut out the pain.
“I didn’t cry and I wasn’t about to cry. I’m recovering from an injury and I didn’t realize I wasn’t able to hide the pain.” I said Journalist Panin an Instagram post.
The journalist also regretted the criticism of her work. Sotomayor said she is super dedicated and rushing to provide good coverage.
“I went live 10 times updating this agenda, it’s a shame what they are doing. A self-respecting journalist is in favor of freedom of expression and against any kind of censorship,” he said.
In the hall where the apparent appearance of weeping occurred, Katiuscia he quoted the president’s tweets Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT) and the first lady, Janja, who reacted to the news, which, for netizens, corroborated the reporter’s sadness.
Netizens left comments on the latest publication of Instagram of the reporter criticizing his performance. User Gabriela Electra, for example, asked: “When the former president used the term ‘I’m not a gravedigger’, when asked about the victims of covid-19, did you cry too?”. “No more freshness and mimes, until when will you cry?” asked another follower identified as Renan Barros.
Source: Terra
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