‘Yesterday you missed us, and so did you all’: Morning show ‘In Contact’ returns to the air, after a day without broadcast

Without appealing to grief, the drivers of In touch They resumed their programming after a day without being on the air. Henry Bustamente, Gaby Díaz, Virginia Limongi, José Urrutia and Dora West They started the morning with a message of solidarity for the viewers.

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“In these times it is normal to feel uncertainty and worry. But it is precisely in these difficult moments that we must remember that strength and hope lie within each of us,” said Díaz.

“It is time to extend a helping hand to those around us, to those who work for our peace”he noticed.

Bustamante was referring to the messages of affection they claim to have received from viewers and followers. “Yesterday you missed us, just like all of you, we feel exactly the same (…). We are just like you, with a lot of fear, with a lot of fear, with the pride of being Ecuadorian,” he said.

Urrutia said a few words for the workers of TC Televisionwho were taken hostage by criminal gangs on Tuesday, January 9 around 2 p.m. “We stand in solidarity with our TC colleagues.”

Citroengi, In turn, he decided to address his colleagues from Teleamazonas, a local television channel that reported on the terrorist act on television. “I would like to extend my congratulations to those who have been on the front lines, not just for the army or police, but for everyone the employees of Teleamazonas, a television company that informed us at all times, especially its reporters, the cameramen….”

On the day of the attack, Ecuavisa facilities in Guayaquil were evacuated for security reasons. (JO)

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