On Thursday, August 11, another “Casa Feliz”, performed only by Diana Chaves, aired on SIC, where Joao Baiao continues to enjoy his holidays.
One of the guests of today’s broadcast was archaeologist Patricia Bernardo, who predicted the future of television in Portugal, as today on Santa Clara Day, the patron saint of television and communications professionals.
When “reading” the messages, Patricia Bernardo highlighted “very positive things and many changes” and also mentioned that there may be “alternatives”.
“On a general level, until the end of the year, there will be a lot of news, there will be many changes. It is very likely that there will be some alternatives here, that is, some people are leaving the media suddenly without waiting”He started by saying.
and completed: “I see here mainly a woman and a man who are very powerful at the moment, especially on an economic level. They are very connected with communication, they are probably people who have high positions and there will be big changes here (…). In general, on top of all that, there will be , until the end of the year, stages of internal growth and those who work in television will have to use their strength and intuition.”
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