The Santos Cerdán case spectacle begins

On Thursday night, some networks mobilized to make news specials to delve deeper into the Santos Cerdán case. The one rubbing his hands was, of course, Iker Jiménez, who brought forward the time of his death. Horizon and longed to begin: "Good evening. Welcome to 'Horizon' at a special time. Because what's happening is special. It's a special day. It's a special story, and we all have the feeling that it's not just any day.". He said this while touching with his hands a sheet of papers that corresponded to the UCO report. He felt that file with delight, throwing it heavily on the table to demonstrate the symbolic dimension of the information it hid. The expert in extraterrestrials and psychophonies has become the ultraconservative voice of Media influencers far-right and Vox-sympathizing commentators who subscribe to the fake news, apart from retired police officers and civil guards. The presenter thanked the network for having moved up its usual schedule.You, like a whirlwind, were asking for more information, and there will be more."He promised. And he delivered. He proudly announced his star guest, Víctor de Aldama, the commission-trading businessman linked to the Koldo case. Jiménez didn't introduce him. He assumed the audience knew perfectly well who he was.Tonight is going to be tough", said Carmen Porter with enthusiasm. The couple of presenters felt reinforced by the report and even appealed to Nostradamus for having done justice to his theories. They took it as a personal matter.

On La Sexta, Ana Pastor made a Special The Objective Very enlightening for the viewer. He invited journalists onto the set who had read the report in depth and had met some of the key figures personally. One of them recounted an anecdote about Koldo García.You were a good guy", the journalist once told him. And the advisor to former minister Ábalos replied: "You're not wrong. I'm a son of a bitch.The program went into detail about the methods used to divide the money, warning that the final destination of a large portion of the money still needed to be determined. Ana Pastor lamented that no PSOE representative had been willing to attend the program, but a brave man finally showed up. But the most disturbing aspect was the live video of the people protesting outside the Ferraz headquarters. The guests, the selection of interviewees, and the dramatized reading of the conversations are all part of the show.