Emisión martes 06 de octubre - parte 1

Convocada la huelga general, abrimos con Ana Belén García Losada, responsable de Políticas Públicas y Protección Social de CCOO de Asturias. También nos atiende Alejandro Aguilar, portavoz del Sindicato de Vivienda de Asturias, y abrimos el tema a oyentes y opinantes. El ambiente en la acampada de la Plaza de la Escandalera nos lo traslada en directo nuestra compañera Mónica Solís. Lucía López, experta en comunicación digital, nos plantea una cuestión muy de actualidad: ¿cómo saber si nos están grabando con las gafas de Meta? Mercedes Mérida nos acerca a la alimentación saludable. Unai Graña, estudiante universitario que acaba de cumplir 18 años, nos trae la actualidad vista por un Z y, ante sus primeras elecciones, se pregunta: ¿estoy preparado para votar? La divulgación científica con Víctor Celemín y Antonio García Bernardo. Y una última charla con Alberto Carlos Martín, CEO y fundador de ParrandApp, una aplicación para fomentar las relaciones sociales entre los 30 y los 45 años y descubrir nuevos sitios de Asturias.

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