Ana Rosa Quintana began her program on Thursday, December 1, with a special analysis of the control session with the Government, which was marked by controversial remarks yesterday. Irene Montero called out to PP. “You are promoting a rape culture”, said the Minister for Equality. The other hero of the day was Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, who reiterated that there was no loss of life in the Melilla tragedy that took place on Spanish soil last June.
In the midst of this situation, Telecinco’s morning presenter took the opportunity to give the two leaders a smack: “The government has two ministers who are very touched. Irene Montero and Fernando Grande-Marlaska had their worst moments yesterday in a Congress demanding their resignations. The response of both was to attack the opposition,” he began.
Ana Rosa focused on Irene Montero, noting that what is missing in Spain is the “culture of resignation”: “Minister of Equality He moved from being exposed to what he called political violence to practicing it. Far from explaining the failures of the yes-only law that currently benefits 43 rapists, it attacks whoever puts it in front of these data.
“Montero reassures the opposition that it supports rape culture. It clings to the fact that this is a UN-approved technical term. The term genocide is also a UN-approved legal term, but no one intends to accuse the opposition of promoting rape culture. El programa de Ana Rosa host , then went on to say directly to United We Can: “The so-called rape culture blames the victims, but you ignore them. You didn’t apologize for this incompetence.”
“First they targeted journalists, then lawyers, then judges, and now the opposition. The data is killing Montero and Grande-Marlaska, They became the zombie ministers of the Frankenstein Government. They had never been so alone in a government that was falling apart,” the journalist concluded.