TheEonor Bueras was on vacation in the Alentejo, a place that prompted her to think about all the changes that she had undergone in her life, especially after being expelled from TVI, after working for the TV channel for 17 years.
“For the first time, I returned to the depths of the Alentejo, after a long distance. Two or so years ago, when I was expelled, I struggled to continue my agricultural and hill-building project, which was halfway through,” he recalls.
“I’ve followed projects in my area, and they’ve been kindly telling me it wasn’t the right time,” he says.
“Unfortunately, I couldn’t save anything and had to sell everything. I’ve never been able to go back, until now. Sometimes people ask me where I got the courage to sue TVI, a big media group and I was so small… but when you don’t have Anything you lose (not even your job), it’s your true values that drive you.”scramble.
“Sadness, emptiness, anxiety, and fear are part of life. But truth and justice are the other. Always move forward, even if you don’t know what’s coming.” [na imagem, o incrível pôr do sol e açude, que eu acreditei que ía contemplar até ser velhinha – 2015, Vila Nova da Baronia, Beja, Portugal]’, complete.
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