I don't know if the world is a horrible place, but we humans make it one. Being a pessimist by nature, I tend to believe that whatever good we can do hardly compensates for the harm others do. I don't think Mother Teresa of Calcutta makes up for Hitler, for crying out loud. We should be constantly apologizing to our children.

Mediaset's digital platform, Mitele, has launched a video podcast hosted by Ana Rosa Quintana's son. Álvaro Rojo Quintana is a criminal lawyer by profession and runs his own law firm. He has the appearance of a young, conservative Madrid native, resembles his mother, has a more discreet manner, and an amateurish demeanor in front of the camera. During a murder trial in which Rojo was acting as the defense attorney, he met Juan Manuel Medina Andrés, the prosecution attorney and a regular contributor to television magazines. From that encounter, a personal connection was born and the idea of creating a program together has now become a reality. My days in prison These are half-hour interviews with prominent prisoners who recount their experiences behind bars. The series opens with Ángel María Villar, former president of the Spanish Football Federation, who spent ten days in prison in 2017. Former Barça president Sandro Rossell will be another guest. illustrious It's more flexible, because the rest of the interviewees aren't particularly well-known or media-savvy.