Jordi Wild has broken his silence after Vox suspended the interview with Santiago Abascal on 'The Wild Project', as DEMÓCRATA had advanced, whose recording was scheduled for this Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. In a video posted on his social networks, the content creator has expressed his displeasure at the party’s decision, which he accuses of imposing new conditions just a few hours before the meeting. "I am deeply disappointed with Vox, with Abascal’s team, and with Santiago himself," he said.
In recent hours, Vox had demanded to have the full material and to be able to use it autonomously after denouncing that RTVE and El Terrat had removed 40 minutes from Abascal’s interview on 'La Revuelta', presented by David Broncano.
In a post on his X account, Jordi explained that all the invited candidates, including Abascal, had previously signed a contract that guaranteed the full publication of the conversations, without cuts or modifications. According to his version, Vox initially accepted those conditions, although on Tuesday afternoon, after he finished interviewing Pedro Sánchez, the party’s team communicated that it wanted to introduce new guarantees.
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— Jordi Wild (@JordiWild) November 11, 2026
"I committed legally not to touch a single pixel of the interview that was going to be published in full," he has recalled. The YouTuber says that he agreed to review and sign a new document, but that later he received a different demand: that Vox could record the conversation and dispose of the audiovisual rights.
"What does Broncano have to do with me?" he has recounted that he asked the Vox campaign chief during a phone conversation held the night before. The creator argues that he offered every possible facility, including the possibility for the party to attend with its own recorders or cameras, but he rejected handing over control of the interview.
Jordi Wild accuses Vox of disrespecting him
The cancellation has also had consequences for the organization of the project. Jordi Wild and his team had been preparing the election interviews for days and had hired external fact-checkers, in addition to covering lodging and travel expenses. "It’s a lack of respect, honestly, for my work," he lamented. As he explained, the decision came when there were hardly a few hours left for filming, after weeks of conversations with Abascal's team.
The creator has specified that the personal treatment he received from Vox was correct and that the campaign chief apologized to him on repeated occasions. However, he considers that the explanations offered do not justify such a hasty suspension. "If they had wanted to come, they would be here," he has said about Abascal, whom he holds ultimately responsible for the decision.
Cee, what Vox seeks to "minimize risks" after 'La Revuelta'
One of the most forceful moments of his appearance has come when he questioned the true motives behind the cancellation. Jordi Wild considers that Abascal's interview with Broncano could have benefited Vox leader's image, especially among young viewers, and suspects that the party has preferred to avoid a more demanding conversation about its electoral program.
"My opinion, honestly, and this is a personal opinion, is that after leaving 'La Revuelta' so strengthened [...] coming here creates a risk," he has said.
The streamer explained that he intended to ask Abascal about economic issues and foreign policy matters on which he has disagreements. "They know the conversation was going to go into delicate political and program points," he said.
In his view, the party could be trying to “minimize risks” before the general elections on 29 November. However, he has expressly acknowledged that it is a personal interpretation and that he does not have any evidence to confirm it.
Feijóo maintains his interview
Despite the cancellation of Abascal, Jordi Wild has confirmed that he will continue with the electoral project and that Alberto Núñez Feijóo maintains his commitment to attend the program. The creator especially thanked the decision of PP leader, whose team was informed of what happened with Vox and decided to move forward with the recording.
He has also had words of recognition for Pedro Sánchez and Ada Colau, whose interviews had already been carried out. The three interviews will be published on Friday 13 November, coinciding with the start of the election campaign.
“I’m sad, I’m down. I had a very bad night,” Wild confessed, who described the cancellation as a personal and professional blow. “I’ve given them every facility in the world and they know it,” he concluded.