Qatari officials have been accused of censorship again after they interrupted another live TV broadcast
Mr Alvarez was joking with Argentine fans when he was interrupted by the official and two other men who appeared seconds later.
It appears the officials did not back down and he was ordered away from the area and later resumed filming from the back of a car.Picture: Social MediaHe said: “I was frightened and thought they were going to take me prisoner. “I told him we were showing something nice but they told us we had to go and there was a moment when they even wanted to take our equipment off us.”
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