Sara Norte and Nuno Azinhaira spent more than five minutes discussing “Pasadera Vermelha” Wednesday, 8.
The subject of the case was a comment from Sarah about Christmas dinner Mother Carla Lupe Take home a homeless man.
“I think people sometimes forget what Christmas is or what it should be […] “I really like these situations,” the actress said, noting that a lot of people are feeling more lonely tonight.
Nuno Azenera stressed his agreement with the statements but made a request: “Excuse me, please Don’t just reduce Christmas to this, because Christmas cannot be like that.”
“That’s what you say, with your privileged life, at home, Eat your little cod. Have you ever lived with someone who lives on the street or know any similar story? So I advise you to go open your horizons,” Sarah answered, annoyed.
“It shouldn’t just be like this, or is it just stuffing yourself with food and exchanging gifts?”
Nuno Azinheira called it “hypocritical” a shorthand of Christmas for solidarity. “You cannot believe that your truth is the only truth. I do not tell you, for a moment, that what you say makes no sense, because it does everything. But it makes sense in December, in January, in February … This conversation by many people who want to reduce Christmas to solidarity is hypocrisy. It seems that we are shortening the moment when we have to help until December,” said the former journalist.
The confusion lasted for five minutes and in the middle of the program the topic reappeared, but it was much quieter. The next day, Sarah and Nonoo met again on the show.
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