Jordi Évole makes history with the interview with Pope Francis that was followed by more than 4 million viewers

The interview in 'Salvados', which took place in the Vatican premises, broke records by bringing together 4,107 million viewers on the screen with a share of 21%.

After four years of negotiations with the Vatican and the Pontiff himself, the production team of Neighborhood Productions managed to make history this Sunday with the interview by Jordi Évole with the Pope Francis.

The interview in Saved, which took place in the Vatican premises, broke records gathering in front of the screen 4.107 million viewersIt's with a 21% share.

The issue of migrants and refugees, one of the issues that most concerns the Pope, occupied a good part of the interview. Francis did not spare criticism of the governments of Spain and the European Union for their restrictions on the entry of migrants on European soil.

Pope Francis did not shy away from controversial issues such as cases of sexual abuse committed by religious, whether the church should pay the IBI, the Vatican's mediation in the Venezuelan crisis, Donald Trump's wall, homosexuality, inequality or historical memory.

The interview, in addition to LaSexta, could also be followed outside Spain, exclusively and simultaneously, from Atresplayer, as well as through Antena 3 Internacional, a channel that will broadcast the match again on Tuesday, April 2.

The audience pull of Saved dragged El objetivo that interviewed Pablo Iglesias to achieve a share of 11.9% and 1,094,000 followers. For its part, the debate on GH Duo although it decreased in audience it obtained 16.2% and 2,166,000 viewers. Antena 3 reached 11.1% with 1,795,000 viewers with the broadcast of the film Gods of Egypt, while TVE's La 1 obtained 11% with 2,006,000 viewers who saw the film Together and scrambled.