Ayuso has read a headline and we can already start to tremble

People don’t read the news, think journalists, frustrated by the low profitability of what they write. They settle for the headlines and that’s how it goes. Not like before, when people bought the paper and didn’t let go until they had swallowed even the briefs. That’s an exaggerated idea, but it’s often cited. Now there’s no time for anything, except in the case of some politicians. The difference is that they are very selective when it comes to choosing headlines, preferably if they fit their ideas.

Isabel Díaz Ayuso needs less than a headline to get going. In one of those interviews at the beginning of September with which politicians announce that they are no longer on vacation, the president of Madrid revealed what her information diet consists of. Saturated fats abound.