At seven in the afternoon, one hour before the polling stations close in Galicia, EL PAÍS begins broadcasting a live television program this Sunday to report in detail on everything that happens on election night.
In the first hour of the program, in addition to a summary of how the day went, there will be an analysis by the newspaper's chief political editor, Quino Petit, and the journalists Javier Casqueiro, Xosé Hermida, Elsa García de Blas, Virginia Martínez and Jose Marcos.
An hour later, when the polling stations close and the polls are known, the program will incorporate the analysis of Sonia Vizoso and Jacobo García, who have been following the campaign in Galicia, Anabel Díez, the data journalist Kiko Llaneras and the correspondents
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, Pablo Montesinos and Javier Escartín.
As the night progresses and the scrutiny begins to be known, the opinion and analysis of the writer Manuel Rivas, the political scientist Mariola Urrea and the journalists Jorge Rodríguez and Miguel González will be added to the program.
In the last section of the program, when the results are almost final, José Miguel Contreras, Ángeles Caballero, Estefanía Molina, Verónica Fumanal and Carlos E. Cué will participate in the opinion tables.
In addition to the evaluation of the electoral results, the program will have a graphic development to reflect everything that happens throughout the night.
The program, presented by Carlos de Vega, will also feature the participation of Antonio Nieto and Álvaro Romero, head of social networks at EL PAÍS.
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The program can be seen live from 7:00 p.m. on the EL PAÍS website,
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