Now it turns out that Maricarmen did not exist
On Tuesday, on Horizonte, twenty-four hours before the death of Maricarmen Abascal, they excelled in their sensationalism with one of the most delusional comments ever made about this woman. Chapu Apaolaza, columnist and editorialist for Abc, claimed that the social mobilization around the eviction of this Madrid resident was actually a smokescreen created by the Spanish government itself to cover up the Ceuta crisis. According to the journalist, it was a cover-up strategy through a fiction constructed at the publicly owned residence in Lanzarote that Spanish prime ministers use to spend their vacations:“Tienen que sustituirlo por algo más grave. Hacen un casting y eso es lo que deciden en La Mareta. Todo lo que está sucediendo ahora es una operación que se decidió en La Mareta, con un casting para buscar a una mujer que sale con camilla de la casa, con un delegado del gobierno que, con un sindicato de inquilinas 'fake', termina acampado en Sol”. In other words, Maricarmen was an actress used to construct a farce to mobilize the left. No one contradicted the theory. Eduardo Inda confirmed it with histrionics and they claimed it was a system where every circumstance was replaced by a more serious one. They exhibited their concern about what the next action they would come up with would be. Íker Jimenez had a name for this type of operation:“Lo llaman la doctrina del shock”.
The next day, shortly before starting the program, news of the passing of Maricarmen Abascal transpired and on Horizonte they appeared heartbroken by the misfortune.“Desde aquí, desde 'Horizonte', por supuesto, nuestro pésame”, the presenter announced. He assured that the news had left them frozen and “casi sin resuello”. With his penchant for conspiracy, he created suspicions about the fact that Maricarmen Abascal’s death had occurred just that day. They were connecting with the campers in Madrid to observe their reactions closely. The program’s special envoy was often heckled by the attendees and Íker Jimenez enjoyed highlighting it. One of the panelists claimed that the tenants' unions had been replaced by far-left groups and that this had been used by Pedro Sánchez to appeal“al espíritu del 36”. He hinted at a civil war, warning that very serious events would happen in Spain in the coming days.
The theory about the alleged fiction surrounding the character of Maricarmen Abascal was not discussed. But considering the show's prophetic delusions and the presenter's expertise in cultivating the esoteric genre on television, the only thing missing is connecting with the afterlife to make a few inquiries. He could use a Ouija board to cross-reference his theories live with Maricarmen. According to his shock doctrine,it is the next step in this festival of nonsense.