Sandra Barneda asks Antonio Montero for explanations for what he says about Dani Alves: "When a man is launched..."

This Wednesday, February 7, the third and final day of the trial of Dani Alves, accused of alleged sexual assault, with the statement of the former Barça footballer. In This is life (Telecinco) have reported on the session and a comment from Antonio Montero has made Sandra Barneda react.

Almost at five in the afternoon, in the final stretch of the program, one of the reporters of the space reported from the Barcelona Court: “At the moment he has not declared yet. There is going to be a recess. A conflict has been generated between a of the psychologists and one of the experts. There was a psychological examination of the victim, the first time the victim was nervous and in the second they only allowed her to ask about the medication.”

And they added: “A forensic doctor has said that the medical report does not agree with the statement that the victim made at the time, because there were no vaginal injuries. Daniel will testify and the case will be heard for sentencing.”

In this regard, Barneda said on the set: “It could be a twist…”. Montero, for his part, has pointed out: “We have to understand that in relationships between a man and a woman, at any time the woman has the right to stop. But we have to understand what a man is like, a man when he is launched… .”. Being aware of the barbarity he was about to say, he tried to back away: “That it is a crime, that she is going to go to jail.”

However, the presenter has put her hands on her head and to the indignation of the collaborators and the other presenter, César Muñoz, she has said: “Explain to me what a man is like, because perhaps many men do not think like you.” The journalist continued: “Nature works in a way…”.

And the presenter asked him to explain: “Clarify it even if we run out of time.” He finished by saying: “I'm just saying that we have to educate that when a woman says no, it means no. Let a man not think that because she has accompanied him he has the right to anything… Just that.” Barneda stated: “Ugh, what a scare, I didn't know how we were going to end the program.”