On Friday, October 31, a new week concluded on Antena 3″s morning show, “Espejo Público.” The latest episode featured a tense exchange between co-hosts when Alonso Caparrós voiced dissatisfaction with the program”s direction. His comments were sparked by a discussion regarding an upcoming release related to the Spanish royal family, during which he criticized the former king of Spain, asserting that he “does not meet the standards of a king.”
In response, Susana Griso defended the ex-monarch, stating that he has the right to share “his truth.” Following this exchange, Gema López clarified that her actions were simply following the directives set by the show”s management, asserting, “It is nothing personal; I do what I am told.”
Despite her explanation, Caparrós expressed his discontent, indicating that he felt sidelined due to having less time to voice his opinions. His complaints were met with an assertive response from López, who firmly reminded him that her role involves adhering to a predetermined schedule established before the show”s live broadcast. The journalist emphasized the importance of following the show”s structure while maintaining a professional environment.
This incident highlights the challenges faced in live television, where time constraints can lead to tensions among panelists. It also reflects the broader dynamics within media discussions about public figures and their legacies, especially in relation to the Spanish monarchy.
