“I have no problem leaving”

Iker Jimenez begins the ‘Closing’ this week commenting that his last two ‘Comments’ were before the DANA and wants reflect about everything that has happened. “In my career, I have had to leave many places. I have many defectsit is obvious, but one that I do not have is that of cowardice.”

The driver of ‘The Ship of Mystery’ He says that, “perhaps due to excessive faith in myself, it has made me make decisions that did not seem logical or the most positive. But I’ve been like that and I’m glad I was like that. I have no problem leaving anywhere And I’m not saying this because of my network, because you already know how I think.”

After this, Iker says that there are many followers of the program who remind him of his past in the radio and therefore take the opportunity to share with the millennials the reason why he decided to leave Cadena Ser: “I did it for the freedom And, before that, I want to clarify that I am taking Ser here (he says, pointing to his chest).”

“Something happened that I have sometimes half commented on. We had great success and in 2014 something happened that, for me, was quite symbolic. Do you remember the ebola? Both Carmen and I, as well as the entire team, have approached current events with tremendous naivety without realizing the internal interests, with the same warmth with which we talk about UFOs…

…we did a special on Ebola and they told us it was a fucking outrage. It turns out that a sneak He goes up to the main office and says that Iker breaks some rules, what rules? And it was the first time that Carmen and I said ‘ah, there are information standards in the face of this crisis.’ The next day, I receive a call and one of the bosses ‘You have broken all the rules, from now on there are some guidelines on Ebola and it had nothing to do with the objectivity that scientists said about Ebola.’

“He tells me that from now on you are going to give me the script because we have to verify what you say and I tell him ‘hey, I’ve been here for thirteen years and you’ll tell me what script I’m going to make of something that doesn’t exist’. This is the key to everything. I’ve gone scriptless my whole life. That’s where the moment began when I wanted to leave Cadena Ser,” adds Iker.

To finish his reflection, Iker reveals that, at that time, governed by People’s Party and that the imposed rules came from there. But to him, he confesses, he didn’t care “because the slogans, the little flags and the bullshit, they don’t matter to me. My departure was marked by a Government that it wasn’t this, it was from another sign, which doesn’t matter exactly to me, where they came to me with the rules.” Don’t miss Iker Jiménez’s interesting full reflection in the video.