Florinda Meza criticized the cancellation of the broadcast of the "Chespirito" programs.

The programs "El Chavo del 8", "El Chapulín Colorado" and "Chespirito" by Mexican comedian Roberto Gómez Bolaños , known internationally as "Chespirito", will no longer be broadcast on television, prompting reaction and criticism from his widow , Florinda Meza .

This Saturday, the son of the late comedian, Roberto Gómez Fernández, announced the departure from the air around the world of the programs created by his father after a disagreement with a Mexican television station on copyright.

"Although saddened by the decision, my family and I hope that this 'Chespirito' will soon appear on the world's screens. We will continue to insist, and I am sure we will succeed," wrote the 56-year-old Mexican producer.

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In response to the news, the 71-year-old actress also expressed in her Twitter account, "What do I think that the program 'Chespirito' should stop broadcasting? Although I have nothing to do with it because inexplicably I have not been called to the negotiations, I think that right now, when the world needs fun the most, doing that is an attack on people. "

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In addition, he added that he does not understand why the decision was made, "It goes against his own commercial interests, because at this moment we want to see everything that reminds us of a world that was better. 'Chespirito' is already a cult program. It is part of the DNA of Latinos, we carry it in genetic memory. "

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"Pretending to cut it down is an unwise move. It's sad to see how in your own home, which you've given millions of dollars, is where you are least valued," he added.

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The writer and producer also ended by saying that she is grateful that Bolaños is no longer around to witness this uncomfortable situation and that 'Chespirito' will remain in the hearts of "the good guys", referring to a phrase from one of her partner's characters.

"I never thought it would happen to me, but for the first time I find a reason to say, 'How good that my Rober is not in this world!'. This incomprehensible act kicks his memory and what he most respected: the public" sentenced.

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Although there is no clarity about what happened, some media outlets pointed out that the television station and the Bolaños family were unable to reach an agreement on the rights of the programs.

"Maybe some executives without vision want to erase it, but in the heart and memory of the good guys who have always followed it, it will be more alive than ever. Right?" Said Florinda.

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Recall that the programs had been broadcasting for 47 years without interruption on televisions around the world and after six years of the actor's death.

On November 28, 2014 was when the news was released that shocked all audiences in Latin America, as one of the most popular entertainment characters for decades had lost his life. Around 14:30 hours and in full celebration of the World Cup in Brazil, the signal from multiple television networks was interrupted to give the report.

Roberto Gómez Bolaños died at the age of 85 from respiratory complications while he was in retirement in the port of Cancun, in Quintana Roo, in Mexico, where the writer and playwright had retired for several years.

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The so-called "King of white humor" had left characters like Quico, La Chimoltrufia, El Doctor Chapatín, Ñoño, and around 100 others who won the love of the public in Latin America, and some parts of the United States and Europe. In addition, Gómez Bolaños also left six children: Roberto, Paulina , Marcela , Teresa , Graciela and Cecilia .

Following his death, the allocation of his licenses and intellectual rights, and the exploitation of his work, came under the command of his first-born son, Roberto Gómez Fernández, who led the project to new horizons.

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The Grupo Chespirito brand, created in 2005, has since expanded, encompassing other markets such as a cartoon series of more than 100 chapters, merchandise that includes toys, stationery, clothing and even a foray into video games.

The first-born of the remembered comedian is the current president of the brand that his father founded 15 years ago. In addition to supervising the licenses and products of his brand, Gómez Fernández continues with his work as a producer.

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