Henar Álvarez criticizes censorship in Al cielo con ella monologue

Presenter Henar Álvarez dedicated her Tuesday monologue on Al cielo con ella to the debate on freedom of expression and the limits of censorship in Spain.

Henar Álvarez opened her segment by stating that nothing can be said anymore and noted that those complaining about censorship are not its victims. She cited examples including Stephen Colbert's firing by CBS and an artificial intelligence video shared by Donald Trump.

The comedian also referenced the cases of Facu Díaz and Héctor de Miguel, known as Quequé, who testified in court over comments made on a SER program. With irony she agreed with Pablo Motos and recalled the complaint against her colleague Lalachus for displaying an image on TVE.

Álvarez concluded that the situation is not due to a supposed woke dictatorship and that complaints actually reflect the presence of opposing voices. The program, broadcast on La 1, featured guests including Luis Tosar and achieved an 8.6% audience share.

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Split image of political rallies in Cádiz and Málaga featuring Sánchez, Montero, Feijóo and Moreno discussing drug trafficking, corruption and civil guard deaths.
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Sánchez and Montero harden campaign tone in Cádiz as Feijóo and Moreno criticize government over civil guards' deaths

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On Sunday, May 10, President Pedro Sánchez and candidate María Jesús Montero held a rally in La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz) focused on drug trafficking and PP corruption. At the same time, Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla held an event in Málaga blaming the government for the deaths of two civil guards.

Actor and director Juan Echanove presents a theatrical version of Luis García Berlanga's work at the Teatro Español, addressing current corruption and political division.

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Alberto Núñez Feijóo attacked former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero on the program El Hormiguero hours after the latter testified before the judge at the Audiencia Nacional.

In the first five-candidate debate for the May 17 Andalusian elections, left-wing candidates unanimously attacked Juan Manuel Moreno over his health and housing management. The Junta president avoided clashing with Vox and focused on María Jesús Montero. The RTVE-moderated event highlighted the breast cancer screening crisis.

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The five candidates for the Andalusian presidency faced off on Monday in a Canal Sur debate marked by the recent deaths of two civil guards in Huelva.

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