The news cycle centers on Diego Losada making a notable jump from Cuatro to Telecinco next week, where he will steer a special discussion that broadcasts following the end of a documentary. The program, announced by Mediaset, marks a new chapter for Losada after his recent prominence with En boca de todos.
Losada, who currently leads the show En boca de todos, has not found a steady place in Cuatro’s morning lineup, and this move sees him taking the helm of a program produced in part by Losada himself, with Unicorn Content as a producing partner.
The special aims to map the pivotal moments in Dolores Vázquez’s testimony and the related investigation. A lineup of guests and collaborators will take part, with Toñi Moreno appearing as the interview author and expert on the case. The documentary’s central figure will recount her experiences after more than two decades of silence, providing a fresh perspective on a saga that has remained in public discourse for years.
Earlier, Telecinco was slated to air the sixth and final episode of Dolores: The Truth About the Wanninkhof Case. The finale charts Dolores Vázquez’s exile in London and the efforts to rebuild her life in the wake of intense public scrutiny, despite investigations and judicial findings that identified the true perpetrator. In the narrative, Carabantes is referenced as the English Tony King, a detail tied to the broader case history. (Source: Telecinco Mediaset)
The latest installment of Dolores: The Truth About the Wanninkhof Case, released last night, delivered a noticeable audience lift, increasing by a couple of points to surpass the 1.1 million viewer mark and holding a strong 14.1% audience share in its time slot. Viewers have continued to show strong engagement, making the series a consistent favorite during its broadcast window. (Source: Telecinco Mediaset)