Complicated week in national politics. The PSOE, led by Pedro Sánchez, has held a series of meetings to try to obtain sufficient support for the investiture. The alleged conditions that the president would have reached with the Catalan parties (among which the amnesty law stands out) have generated a huge wave of demonstrations in the Madrid capital, as well as thousands of criticism on social networks.
During the last few days, countless Spaniards have made it clear in the spaces to which they have access that they do not agree with this measure. One of the people who showed his disconnection in public was the television presenter Pablo Motos. The legendary host of El Hormiguero expressed in front of more than two million viewers that he felt real "shame."
''I can tell you that I have been in the media all my life, which has been a few years now, and I have never felt ashamed of being Spanish. It never happened to me. Probably now if I travel around and they tell me 'where are you from' I will say 'European'. Because I don't want to say I'm Spanish, a place where there seem to be political prisoners, therefore, it is not a free place,' he stated.
Yesterday, after the visit of the actress Belén Rueda, Motos gave way to the political gathering of the program, a space that welcomes Juan del Val, Nuria Roca, Cristina Pardo, Tamara Falcó. While they were talking about the agreement between Junts and the PSOE, some collaborators such as del Val took the opportunity to criticize some controversial statements that Ayuso gave on the Espejo Público program.
Faced with this allegation, Falcó wanted to downplay the issue of the president of the Community of Madrid: ''Okay, she has done very badly, but we are talking about the amnesty. "We are talking about making an agreement with Puigdemont, that in the end we are going to give importance to what he has and that is that this is aberrant for all of Spain."
At a specific moment in the conversation, Falcó brought up a new topic to divert the information and demonstrate that Ayuso's words in the space presented by Susanna Griso were not so 'important': "We are also not talking about the fact that the founder of VOX has been shot in the jaw".
Pardo and del Val quickly responded that this had nothing to do with the pact and that the conversation was getting diverted. "Do you think it had nothing to do with it? I don't know," Íñigo Onieva's wife said doubtfully.
