This past Thursday there was a tense moment in Espejo Público. The Antena 3 program covered the last hour on the so-called 'Rubiales Case' when one of her collaborators, Cuca García de Vinuesa, tried to downplay the controversy surrounding the suspended president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation.
The journalist and writer believes that too much focus is being placed on Rubiales and, she even went so far as to ensure that the players of the Spanish National Team have achieved that notoriety "thanks to the peak" of Jenni Hermoso, and not for being world champions on past August 20. García de Vinuesa got involved with Lorena García, presenter of Espejo Público during the summer, on account of her words.
"You will not be able to look at me on the street, because when you look at me on the street I will denounce you. There will come a time when men will be scared to death," the former Survivors 2009 contestant continued to reproach Nacho Gay, another of the collaborators. Cuca recalled that "there are also women who mistreat men", after which Lorena García asked her "not to mix" at a time when "two victims of gender violence in the last 24 hours" had been registered.
These controversial words have not gone down well on social networks, which were on fire to show their rejection of García de Vinuesa's intervention. Among these reactions, the one that Master Joao wanted to carry out on his Twitter profile stands out, where he is completely outraged by what happened in Espejo Público on Thursday morning.
"This is very dangerous," the seer began by writing in his message. "Let's remember what this woman, a partner of [José María] Ruiz Mateos, says, is from the court!", he continued, recalling that Cuca García de Vinuesa was the press officer for the well-known businessman and whom he has publicly defended on numerous occasions.
Master Joao ended the tweet by wishing that speeches like the journalist's would stop having a place in the media. "Go back to the convent, madam! And throw away the key!" He wrote to close the message.
