Iker Jiménez overtakes Broncano in Spain's prime time ratings
Horizonte by Iker Jiménez drew a 10.1% share versus 9.3% for Broncano's La Revuelta on 28 May 2026, amid a political controversy involving Sánchez.
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Iker Jiménez beats Broncano in the 28-M prime time
Iker Jiménez's show 'Horizonte' (Cuatro) took a 10.1% audience share against 9.3% for Broncano's 'La Revuelta' (La 1) on 28 May 2026. The upset, reported by Libertad Digital, comes amid political tension between the presenter and Sánchez's government.
The Sánchez effect: boost or drag?
The official campaign against Iker Jiménez, whom the prime minister has singled out as a public enemy, seems to have mobilised his audience. The debate holds that the confrontation has acted as free publicity, strengthening his trinc' loyalty. Others, however, point out that Antena 3 still leads the slot comfortably and that a single measurement is not enough to speak of a changing of the cycle.
The 28 May ratings figure will be scrutinised closely by the networks. For now, Iker Jiménez can boast of having slammed his fist on the table just when many had written him off.
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Iker Jiménez's show 'Horizonte' (Cuatro) took a 10.1% audience share against 9.3% for Broncano's 'La Revuelta' (La 1) on 28 May 2026. The upset, reported by Libertad Digital, comes amid political tension between the presenter and Sánchez's government.
The Sánchez effect: boost or drag?
The official campaign against Iker Jiménez, whom the prime minister has singled out as a public enemy, seems to have mobilised his audience. The debate holds that the confrontation has acted as free publicity, strengthening his trinc' loyalty. Others, however, point out that Antena 3 still leads the slot comfortably and that a single measurement is not enough to speak of a changing of the cycle.
The 28 May ratings figure will be scrutinised closely by the networks. For now, Iker Jiménez can boast of having slammed his fist on the table just when many had written him off.
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