Name: El jefe del consejo de la BBC defiende su respuesta a las acusaciones de parcialidad
Uploaded: 2025-11-25T15:18:35.527Z
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Description: El presidente del consejo de administración de la BBC declaró el lunes (24 de noviembre) ante los legisladores británicos que la gestión de las denuncias de parcialidad en la cadena pública no había sido caótica.

El presidente del consejo de administración de la BBC declaró el lunes (24 de noviembre) ante los legisladores británicos que la gestión de las denuncias de parcialidad en la cadena pública no había sido caótica.

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The BBC has apologized to former US President Donald Trump and announced it will not rebroadcast the documentary 'Trump, A Second Chance' after it was revealed that the film contained a misleading edit of Trump's January 6, 2021 speech. The documentary, produced by a third-party company, spliced together two separate sections of Trump's speech, creating the impression he had called for violence. 

The incident, which surfaced following a leaked BBC standards report, has led to the resignation of two senior BBC executives and widespread public criticism. While Trump has threatened a $1 billion lawsuit, legal experts note that any action would need to be filed in the US, where he would face a high legal bar to prove actual malice. The BBC maintains there is no legal basis for a lawsuit.

El jefe del consejo de la BBC defiende su respuesta a las acusaciones de parcialidad

Amaya Culpa de la BBC. El jueves, la cadena pública británica anunció el envío de una disculpa personal al presidente estadounidense Donald Trump y que el documental Trump, A Second Chance no sería sería retransmitido. La productora que realizó la película editó de forma engañosa el discurso de Trump el 6 de enero de 2021, cuando sus partidarios irrumpieron en el Capitolio. Dos secciones entregadas con casi una hora de diferencia fueron empalmadas, creando la impresión de que había hecho un llamamiento a la violencia. Trump exigió una disculpa y amenazó con presentar una demanda de mil millones de dólares. ¿Va a demandar a la BBC? Bueno, supongo que tengo que hacerlo, ya sabes, ¿por qué no? Porque defraudaron al público y lo han admitido. El documental se emitió hace más de un año, antes de las elecciones presidenciales estadounidenses de 2024, pero las acusaciones de parcialidad salieron a la luz gracias a un informe filtrado por un funcionario de normas de la BBC. La debacle ha sumido a la BBC en su mayor crisis en décadas. y la indignación pública a ambos lados del Atlántico. Hacen bien en disculparse por lo que fueron graves errores, y hacen bien en tener buscado asesoramiento legal para responder enérgicamente sobre ese punto. Si Trump sigue adelante con una demanda, tendría que ser en los EE.UU., porque el plazo de un año ventana para presentar demandas por difamación en el Reino Unido ha pasado. Y el presidente tendría que superar un alto listón legal. La prueba de la malicia real es una prueba que las figuras públicas como el Sr. Trump tendrá que cumplir en los EE.UU.. Y él tendrá que establecer que la BBC o bien sabía que la edición era falsa, o él tendrá que demostrar que la BBC fue imprudente en cuanto a la verdad. La BBC mantiene que no hay base legal para que Trump demande.

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