Tonight they will broadcast in Spain an interview with Pope Francisco and there is controversy

"Merchants" in the Vatican, the refugee crisis and the reluctance of Spanish governments to allocate public funds to locate the victims of the Spanish Civil War. These are some of the topics he's tackled Pope Francis in an interview with Spanish journalist Jordi Évole, which will be broadcast in its own right this Sunday in the program Sauvé.

Sexta TV, the channel that hosts the series of interviews, published a series of small advances where the pontiff gives his point of view on these three questions.

To find out if there was greed in the Vatican, the journalist resorted to the clbadic controversy between Jesus Christ and the merchants in the temple in Jerusalem, when the Nazarene expelled those who were doing business in a shrine intended for worship.

"Are there many merchants in the Vatican?" Asked Evole. "The The Vatican is not saved from the sins, limits and shame of societyreplied Francisco.

Referring to the victims of the Spanish Civil War, whose completion marks the 80th anniversary of this year, Jorge Bergoglio said that he had always "defended the right to recover corpses" and that "a society can not smile in the future having its dead hidden"

Although the channel did not reveal the Pope's response to the refugee crisis, he predicted that Évole would have brought him a piece of the barbed wire chain that separates Morocco from the rest of the world. Spain to know his reaction.

When announcing the program, the newspaper ABC commented: "It's surprising not only to be broadcast in a channel so marked at the ideological level [[[[N. of R: of left]but by the fact of being issued in the middle of an election campaign and less than a month before the appointment with the polling stations. "

The interview was recorded at the Holy See, where Francisco says: "It's boring to live in a museum." We know that, just elected pope, Jorge Bergoglio decided not to settle in solitary pontifical apartments but to stay in Santa Marta, the residence where bishops and priests stay through the Vatican and who moves a lot. You can also have lunch in the communal dining room.

According to the interview, during an interview of one hour, The pope does not avoid answering controversial questions, such as cases of badual abuse, homobaduality, the Venezuelan crisis or the Trump Wall. However, there was one question he did not answer: the exhumation of Francisco Franco, who divides Spain. "This is the only question he does not want to answer, he said, the Vatican Secretary of State has already taken him and he talked about it," said his interviewer, Jordi Evole.

The full score will be broadcast at 21:25 Spanish time (16:25 in Argentina).. Sauvé is a program of interviews broadcast since 2008. Several reports of Évole are available on Netflix, in two seasons of 15 chapters each.

The most recent is the Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, who has stated in particular that he would not call a presidential election and that he would not give it.the arm to twist for cowardice in the face of the pressures of the American empire"