The Rubiales case continues to grab headlines. This week, the networks have faced a new turn of events when Ángeles Béjar, the mother of Luis Rubiales, declared a hunger strike, locking herself in a church in Motril (Granada).
The news quickly became a trending topic, which is why numerous television programs have focused on this controversial event. This is the case of Así es la vida, the program presented by Sandra Barneda and César Muñoz, where their collaborators have commented on what happened without mincing words.
Rubiales' mother locked herself in the church with one goal in mind: to demand justice for her son after an alleged "inhumane and bloody hunt." Ángeles asked Jennifer Hermoso, the soccer player whom Rubiales kissed at the celebration of the women's soccer world cup, to tell the truth about what happened.
This event attracted numerous media, who traveled to Motril to pay special attention to what happened inside the temple. Today, the parish priest of the church has declared before the press, revealing that Ángeles "in addition to being tired, has become nervous, in a state of great stress", for which she has been transferred to the hospital.
Father Antonio's version has not been convincing for many, as is the case of the journalist Cristina Porta. The collaborator of Así es la vida has revealed on set: "This is a show that is feeding. We journalists should really say 'Well, we're leaving, ma'am' (...) In addition to saying that you are watching TV, are you watching in the church?"
In addition to Porta, hundreds of netizens have taken to Twitter to show their disagreement with this drama:
