"My father taught me that you have to wait, but always keep moving," Manuel Medina said on TVE's 'La tarde en 24 horas'

Manuel Medina was interviewed on the program 'The afternoon in 24 hours' from Channel 24 hours TVE. The Founding Partner of this office explained in the interview conducted by the cultural journalist, Antonio Gárate, the reasons that led him to write the book: 'The crisis can wait, life can't.'

“My father taught me that you have to wait, but always keep moving.”, was one of the most notable phrases of Manuel Medina In this interview he also explained that young people have been forced to emigrate due to the harsh crisis that has affected us and how in these In recent months, he has spent time with workers who wake up early every day to go to their jobs and how they contribute with their daily efforts to getting out of the deep crisis into which our country has found itself.

A report on the life of Manuel Medina, where several were included photographs of his life, his family and his friends further enriched the interview he offered Manuel Medina on TVE's '24-Hour Afternoon'.

 Here you will find the full interview with Manuel Medina on TVE's 'La tarde en 24 horas'