Many years ago, in Spain there were cinemas that programmed films in a continuous session, a format that attracted many moviegoers.<\/p>\n
Unlike current cinemas, which schedule movies at specific times and sell tickets for a single session, in continuous-session cinemas you could spend an entire afternoon watching different movies for the price of a single ticket.<\/strong> The films were broadcast continuously. This format that was very popular in Spain for decades. The rise of television ended up making continuous-session cinemas disappear<\/strong>, ending a golden age of cinema in Spain.<\/p>\n A continuous session of fiction that we now have in the Spanish media<\/big><\/p>\n At that time you could spend many hours in a cinema watching fiction films. Today you can do something similar on the Internet by visiting some Spanish media outlets<\/strong>, especially when they publish news about a political party that is the third most voted party in Spain, which has more than three million voters but is of the media is underrepresented, perhaps because -unlike the big parties, the Popular Party and the PSOE- Vox does not distribute subsidies and that prevents it from buying the favor of the media.<\/strong><\/p>\n In the last week, we have witnessed a continuous session of fictional stories about Iv\u00e1n Espinosa de los Monteros<\/strong> as a result of his decision to leave politics to spend more time with his family, such as he himself pointed out at the press conference<\/a> in which he communicated this to the media. This continuous session has ended up including all kinds of stories about his wife, Roc\u00edo Monasterio<\/strong>, who is a regional deputy for Vox in the Madrid Assembly.<\/p>\n The risk of publishing rumors and anonymous statements<\/big><\/p>\n A few days ago I warned here that in this case, as has happened on other occasions, many have sold us as \"information\" what were actually rumors and anonymous statements<\/a>, that is, something impossible to verify by the audience. It has been a display of lack of rigor on the part of many media, but the problem for them is that these bad professional practices can turn against them.<\/strong><\/p>\n Roc\u00edo Monasterio denies the rumors about her husband<\/big><\/p>\n
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