Alba Carrillo lashes out at Ana Rosa Quintana, questioning why anyone watches her shows
Alba Carrillo attacks Ana Rosa Quintana, questioning the ratings of her programmes and her editorial judgement.
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**Alba Carrillo** has openly criticised **Ana Rosa Quintana**, suggesting that the ratings of her shows should be questioned because of the information that, according to Carrillo, is being kept quiet.
## Criticism of her editorial line
**Alba Carrillo** has voiced her disagreement with **Ana Rosa Quintana**, not over a personal matter, but over what she sees as information being silenced on the presenter's programmes. In a post on **X**, Carrillo said she could not understand why people still watched her TV shows, implying it was down to a lack of transparency. This statement comes at a time when **Carrillo** has been a critical voice across various media outlets.
## The controversial remark
The controversy has been fuelled by earlier comments from **Alba Carrillo**, in which she used a graphic expression to stress the importance of saying things "to someone's face". The remark, which has circulated on social media, underlines her confrontational stance and her discontent with what she perceives as a lack of honesty in the media world. Her reference to **Ana Rosa Quintana** appears to be a concrete example of this dynamic.
## Criticism of her editorial line
**Alba Carrillo** has voiced her disagreement with **Ana Rosa Quintana**, not over a personal matter, but over what she sees as information being silenced on the presenter's programmes. In a post on **X**, Carrillo said she could not understand why people still watched her TV shows, implying it was down to a lack of transparency. This statement comes at a time when **Carrillo** has been a critical voice across various media outlets.
## The controversial remark
The controversy has been fuelled by earlier comments from **Alba Carrillo**, in which she used a graphic expression to stress the importance of saying things "to someone's face". The remark, which has circulated on social media, underlines her confrontational stance and her discontent with what she perceives as a lack of honesty in the media world. Her reference to **Ana Rosa Quintana** appears to be a concrete example of this dynamic.
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