"She takes it as an attack but it's not": Jessica Antunes on Cristina Ferreira
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"She takes it as an attack but it's not": Jessica Antunes on Cristina Ferreira

Correio da Manhã4 September 2026 at 17:35

Jessica Antunes, a commentator, revealed her opinion on the negative comments that Cristina Ferreira is said to have made in relation to the press. The presenter appears to consider media criticism as personal attacks, although, according to Jessica, those situations are not effectively attacks.

Cristina Ferreira is a well-known television presenter in Portugal, whose work and personality are frequently the subject of media coverage. Jessica Antunes commented that the way Cristina interprets certain remarks from the press may be disproportionate to what is actually being said.

This comment comes in a broader context of tension between Cristina Ferreira and certain sectors of the Portuguese media. The commentator sought to distinguish between legitimate criticism of work and personal attacks, suggesting that the presenter does not always make that distinction correctly.

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