,Case closedis an iconic television program broadcast since 2001 and what makes it unique is that it is without host Ana María Polo. The program ending in 2019 is from Telemundo and is based on conflict resolution. doctor polo He stands for his morals or life messages but on one occasion he uttered some loud words which remained etched in the minds of the audience forever.
ana maria polo Is a Cuban-American lawyer and television presenter who studied political science at Florida International University. Later, the host of “Caso Cerrado” earned a bachelor’s degree in law from the University of Miami and is better known by the general public as “Caso Cerrado”. doctor polo,
it is so doctor polo He is highly qualified to solve program matters. Introducing myself”Case closedsign an irrevocable contract committing to abide by the judgment of the plaintiffs ana maria polo To decide Attorney’s decisions are legally binding and can be enforced.
Although ana maria polo She always works with diplomacy, from time to time one or the other litigant fills her patience which can make the lawyer angry. that’s what happened on a certain episode ofCase closedwhere a young Spanish-speaking Colombian woman drives the lawyer insane.
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Everything is because “during the broadcast ofCase closedyoung colombian woman greeted ana maria polo With the following phrase: “Hello, good afternoon”. before the doctor polo She replied: “Neither good afternoon nor hello, they speak Spanish here. Your name is Luna and you speak Spanish here.” However, the young woman ignored the lawyer and continued to speak in English, so he doctor polo He made the following comment: “If you don’t speak Spanish, you’re leaving. I don’t care about your dirty, stupid and idiotic challenges… You’re Colombian and this is a program in Spanish. If you can read the next word Don’t speak Spanish, you get out!” The very frightened young woman finally replied “Yes, ma’am” in correct Spanish.
