Jordi Wild assures he is "deeply disappointed" with Abascal after he canceled his attendance at the 29N special: "A lack of respect for my work"

Jordi Wild has responded to Santiago Abascal and Vox after the cancellation of the interview that the far-right leader was going to record this Wednesday, November 11, on ‘The Wild Project’. In a video released at the time when, as he explained, he should have been interviewing him, the creator showed the empty seat and blamed the candidate himself for the decision. "If he had wanted to come, he would be here. There is no doubt about that."

Wild explained that he learned of the cancellation the night before and that the recording was scheduled for 11:00 AM. He said that he had been preparing the conversation for days, with documents, studies, and data, and that he had brought in a team of fact-checkers. "And it's not about the money, not at all. It's about respect for my work," the YouTuber reproached.

The host explained that he offered Ada Colau, Pedro Sánchez, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, and Santiago Abascal the same conditions for his round of interviews on 29-N. He committed by contract to publish each conversation in full and asked the candidates not to demand cuts or changes. "Everyone signed, everyone, even Vox," he assured.

SANTIAGO ABASCAL NO VENDRÁ A THE WILD PROJECT https://t.co/kU4YSDyTEn

— Jordi Wild (@JordiWild) November 11, 2026

According to Wild, after the controversy in 'La Revuelta', Vox asked him for a new contract that would guarantee that the interview would be published uncut. The creator was willing to sign it because, as he explained, he had already made that commitment. The conversation changed when, according to his account, Abascal's team proposed to record the interview on their own and keep the exclusive audiovisual rights. Wild states that he was willing for the team to bring a recorder, but refused to cede those rights. "It's a lack of respect for my professionalism," he said.

Vox's dispute with TVE and El Terrat

Vox announced the suspension in the same statement in which it accused TVE and the production company El Terrat of breaching an alleged agreement on the delivery or publication of the full recording of David Broncano's interview with Abascal. The party maintains that 40 minutes were left out and announces that its candidate will only participate in interviews that guarantee Vox access to and use of the material. In the note, the party clarifies that it does not attribute any breach to Jordi Wild.

‼️ COMUNICADO DE VOX: RTVE y El Terrat incumplen lo acordado y se niegan a publicar los 40 minutos suprimidos de la entrevista a Santiago Abascal en La Revuelta. Abascal no volverá a ceder en exclusiva su imagen y discurso. Comunicado ⬇️ https://t.co/bDndKEFfm8

— VOX 🇪🇸 (@vox_es) November 11, 2026

"What does Broncano have to do with me?" Wild asked, recalling his conversation with Vox's campaign manager. The creator assured that he does not know what the party agreed with TVE and that he planned to ask Abascal about issues related to his economic program and foreign policy. He also thanked Colau and Sánchez for having already recorded their interviews and Feijóo for keeping his. The three conversations will be published on Friday, November 13, he announced.