Ana Rosa apologizes to Patricia Pardo for taking space from her section: "Today is not the day"

The present rules.

Oliver Thansan
Oliver Thansan
21 March 2023 Tuesday 05:52
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Ana Rosa apologizes to Patricia Pardo for taking space from her section: "Today is not the day"

The present rules. This maxim so used in newsrooms around the world has been evidenced in the direct of El programa de Ana Rosa, the morning space of Telecinco that this Tuesday from 8:30 a.m. has been very aware of all the information concentrated on this day in the Congress of Deputies.

And it is that the motion of censure led by Vox and Ramón Tamames against the Government of Pedro Sánchez has been located as the central piece of all the morning programs linked to current events. It is not surprising then that the Telecinco format produced by Unicorn Content has done the same.

However, the strong weight that the motion of censure had this Tuesday, March 21, has left little room for other sections of the program. Proof of this has been the dialogue between Ana Rosa Quintana and Patricia Pardo, where the latter has had to assume that today she would not have so many television minutes.

"We are going to advance a couple of topics, Patricia Pardo," Ana Rosa Quintana pointed out to her partner, who soon recognized the audience that today they would closely follow everything that was going to happen in the Congress of Deputies on the program. “That we are going to continue here, eh? At our political table ”, Quintana added then.

A few words that followed one another as a prelude to a public apology to Pardo, to whom Ana Rosa Quintana wanted to apologize for the time that the political rundown had eaten up her section this Tuesday. "Sorry, Patricia, the day."

"Today is not the day", she lamented with great understanding towards Quintana, whom she reminded that "those of the news know" that when events such as the motion of censure on Tuesday take place, all the media information is oriented towards the policy. But, "as Ana says," Pardo has ruled, "we are not going to lose other matters of interest."