Podcast Summary: Más de uno – Onda Cero (13/03/2026, 06:00–08:00)

Overview

On this Friday, March 13, 2026, the morning show "Más de uno" on Onda Cero—today hosted by Miguel Ondarreta (in place of Carlos Alsina)—delivers a comprehensive blend of major news, political analysis, international updates, weather, culture, and a touch of humor. The dominant theme of the episode is the escalating geopolitical crisis in the Middle East, with Spain’s domestic repercussions, key political confrontations ahead of the regional elections in Castilla y León, and the ongoing economic and energy crisis. The team also addresses social issues, cultural highlights, and relevant sports news, maintaining their signature informative and witty tone.

Main Topics & Key Discussion Points

1. Middle East Crisis & Global Repercussions

Timestamps: [00:00]–[12:37], [36:15]–[42:56], [61:22]–[67:04]

• Escalating Conflict: Israel continues offensive operations against Iran and attacks Hezbollah positions in Lebanon, with Netanyahu stressing the determination to sustain military action.
• Leadership Vacuum in Iran: The public absence of Mojtaba Jamenei (Khamenei II) fuels rumors about his health and real power. His first public message is broadcast by a news presenter, intensifying controversy regarding his true status ([04:27], [08:06], [40:31]).
• Blockade of the Strait of Ormuz: Iran’s closure of the vital oil route escalates global energy insecurity and pushes oil prices above $100/barrel, directly impacting the cost of living in Spain ([08:22], [36:36]).
• European and US Responses: France confirms the death of a soldier in Iraq, Italy withdraws troops, and the US authorizes temporary purchases of Russian oil despite prior sanctions ([08:22], [41:49]).
• Cross-border Propaganda and Threats: Both Israeli and Iranian officials employ defiant rhetoric, emphasizing willingness to retaliate and maintain regional tension ([08:06], [38:06]).
• Spanish Government's Position: No immediate date for new anti-crisis measures, but specific tax reliefs for agriculture and transport sectors are under consideration ([12:19], [35:08]).

Quote:
"No cabe duda de que la palanca del bloqueo del estrecho de Ormuz debe seguir utilizándose para hacer presión."
— Locutora leyendo mensaje del líder supremo iraní ([04:27])

2. Spanish Domestic Politics & Economic Hardship

Timestamps: [12:37]–[16:16], [34:36]–[37:46], [61:22]–[67:04]

• Government’s Economic Response Delayed:
  • The government is criticized by opposition and autonomous region leaders for its slow response to the economic fallout of the war.
  • Minister Carlos Cuerpo insists on targeted, sector-specific aid rather than broad fuel subsidies ([35:37]).
  • Vice-president Yolanda Díaz advocates for price controls and social protections, exposing internal cabinet tensions.

Quote:
"No podemos hacer la guerra por nuestro lado, valga la expresión, sino que tenemos que coordinar esfuerzos."
— Imanol Pradales, presidente del País Vasco ([36:45])

• Feijóo (PP) Accuses Government of Inaction and Internal Division:
  • Emphasizes the “pachorra” (laziness) of the executive while attacking its slowness in facing real problems compared to speed in rescuing favored companies ([37:12]).

Quote:
"Qué pachorra para bajar los impuestos y qué prisas para rescatar aquellas empresas que después daban trabajo a los novios de los ministros y a la mujer del presidente."
— Alberto Núñez Feijóo ([37:22])

3. Castilla y León Election Campaign Climax

Timestamps: [13:13]–[16:16], [31:09]–[34:24], [61:22]–[63:44]

• Final Campaign Day:
  • All major parties mobilize top leaders for last rallies.
  • PP and Vox continue mutual accusations, with PP seeking to maintain or grow its majority, Vox trying to demonstrate resilience, and PSOE hoping to avoid losing more seats.
  • Vox and PP dispute over “who is truer to their voters,” with PSOE painting both as the same ([14:08]).

Quotes:
"No queremos sillones, no queremos consejerías, no queremos cargos, no queremos prebenda."
— Santiago Abascal (Vox) ([14:04])

• Candidates’ Priorities:
  • Alfonso Fernández Mañueco (PP) champions regional stability, centrality, and avoiding peripheral status ([33:45]).
  • Carlos Martínez (PSOE) emphasizes territorial reorganization and increased public services ([34:09]).

4. International News Highlights (Correspondent Round)

Timestamps: [20:13]–[23:37]

• Morocco: Demolition of a historic Spanish military post near Ceuta ([20:49]).
• UK: Schoolchildren brighten penguins' lives at Edinburgh Zoo with colorful stones ([21:40]).
• Italy: New Pompeii exhibition displays the “last moments” of the city’s inhabitants ([22:49]).

5. Society, Health, and Cultural Initiatives

Timestamps: [17:20]–[19:04], [89:16]–[89:41]

• Enfermedades olvidadas: Launch of a graphic humor book/exhibit/subasta supporting research into neglected diseases affecting 1.6 billion globally ([17:20]).
• Notable Scientific Advance: Hospital Ramón y Cajal in Madrid leads global trial showing starting dialysis with two weekly sessions can be safe ([89:16]).

Quote:
"Enfermedades olvidadas no son enfermedades raras, son enfermedades mayoritarias. Afectan a uno de cada cinco personas en el mundo."
— Instituto de Salud Global de Barcelona ([18:21])

6. Social Commentary

Timestamps: [78:01]–[79:47]

• Violencia de Género – Maltratadores en Serie:
  • Marta García’s editorial critiques the recurrence of domestic violence offenders, calling for greater transparency and better prevention ([78:01]).

Quote:
"Uno de cada cinco hombres que maltrata en España ya lo ha hecho antes."
— Marta García ([79:47])

7. Cuba in Crisis – Extended Chronicle

Timestamps: [44:50]–[48:04]

• Chronic Social, Economic, and Energy Woes:
  • Chronic poverty, power outages, food and medicine shortages.
  • Reference to US blockade, oil cutoff, and resulting social despair ([44:50]).

Quote:
"No hay mal que dure 100 años ni cuerpo que lo resista. Aquí todo tiene que cambiar."
— Testimonio recabado en La Habana ([48:04])

8. Press Review & Media Literacy

Timestamps: [26:54], [106:03]–[107:13], [95:01]–[96:08]

• Headline Analysis:
  • Extensive analysis of national and international front pages, with a focus on the shadowy new Iranian leadership and oil crisis headlines.

9. Weather and Sports

Timestamps: [16:16], [76:16]–[77:22], [83:24]–[84:15]

• Weather: Unseasonable warmth gives way to abrupt weekend cooling (snow in mountains, storms in NE); Roberto Brasero's forecast highlights rapid temperature shift ([16:16], [76:16]).
• Sports:
  • Carlos Alcaraz advances in Indian Wells ([23:40]).
  • European football recaps: Celta, Betis, Rayo Vallecano ([23:54]).
  • Weekend preview: Real Madrid, Atleti, Barça, presidential club elections.

10. Curiosities & Human Interest

Timestamps: [42:56]–[44:23], [81:22]–[82:40], [86:24]–[87:08]

• Miscellaneous Local News: Crime updates (Hornachos murder, Palma trial), cancellation of Morrissey’s concert due to Fallas noise ([43:39]).
• Events: St. Patrick’s Day parade set to “turn Gran Vía green” ([86:24]).

Notable Quotes & Moments with Timestamps

• [04:27] (On Ormuz blockade) – "No cabe duda de que la palanca del bloqueo del estrecho de Ormuz debe seguir utilizándose para hacer presión."
  [Locutora, mensaje atribuido al líder supremo iraní]

• [36:45] – "No podemos hacer la guerra por nuestro lado, valga la expresión, sino que tenemos que coordinar esfuerzos."
  [Imanol Pradales, lehendakari vasco]

• [37:22] – "Qué pachorra tiene para bajar los impuestos y qué prisas tenía para rescatar aquellas empresas que después daban trabajo a los novios de los ministros y a la mujer del presidente."
  [Alberto Núñez Feijóo, PP]

• [14:04] – "No queremos sillones, no queremos consejerías, no queremos cargos, no queremos prebenda."
  [Santiago Abascal, Vox]

• [18:21] – "Muchas de estas enfermedades afectan también mayoritariamente a países de América Latina."
  [Iniciativa gráfica sobre enfermedades olvidadas]

• [48:04] – "No hay mal que dure 100 años ni cuerpo que lo resista. Aquí todo tiene que cambiar."
  [Testimonio en La Habana, sobre la crisis en Cuba]

• [78:01] – "Cuando una mujer denuncia a su agresor, la policía puede avisarla de que tiene antecedentes de maltrato, pero sólo si denuncia, y depende de cada caso. ¿Debería cualquiera saber si su pareja es un maltratador en serie como el que mató a Dolores?"
  [Marta García, editorial]

Flow and Style

The episode maintains Onda Cero’s sharp, incisive, and at times playful tone. The hosts alternate between detailed analysis, offhand commentary and direct quotes from the protagonists of the news, leveraging humor and cultural references for both depth and relatability.

Key Segments (Approximate Timestamps)

• [00:00–12:37]: Summary of the day’s breaking geopolitical news and its Spanish economic repercussions.
• [13:13–16:16]: Domestic political disputes, Castilla y León campaign, press headlines.
• [16:16–17:20]: Weekend weather report.
• [17:20–19:04]: Feature on “enfermedades olvidadas” graphic humor initiative.
• [20:13–23:37]: Correspondent brief: Morocco, UK (Edinburgh Zoo), Italy (Pompeii).
• [23:40–24:33]: Sports update—tennis, European football.
• [31:09–34:24]: Regional election campaign developments.
• [36:15–42:56]: In-depth economic and international crisis coverage.
• [44:50–48:04]: Extended chronicle: Cuba’s ongoing social and economic crisis.
• [76:16–77:22]: Weekend weather forecast.
• [78:01–79:47]: Social commentary—gender violence and persistent offenders.
• [89:16–89:41]: Ramón y Cajal hospital’s dialysis breakthrough.

Conclusion

This edition of "Más de uno" delivers a brisk, comprehensive, and accessible review of complex international crises as they affect both Spain and the world. With a keen eye on how global events ripple through politics, the economy, and everyday life, Onda Cero’s team serves both information and context—tempered by editorial insight, relevant cultural references, and a thread of warmth and humor that makes even the darkest headlines approachable.