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Florencia Peña blames the Luzu TV production team for the fake news and demands $133,000.

BUENOS AIRES — JUNE 28 — JMH International Consortium of Journalists — 📺 Streaming scandal: Journalist Florencia Peña has decided to pursue legal action against Nicolás Occhiato’s channel after being dismissed following the broadcast of a false report regarding the alleged death of Lionel Messi’s father. The lawsuit could result in compensation of approximately US$133,000.

🔎 What happened?

According to sources consulted by JMH, the dismissal was immediate, and no agreement was reached between the parties, despite Florencia holding a formal contract with the channel.

🎙️ The role of the production team

According to the same sources, the erroneous information was not solely the host's responsibility, as the program's production was handled by the channel. The story went to air without prior verification.

⚖️ Immediate dismissal

After the broadcast ended—during which an apology for the false information was subsequently issued—Florencia was notified that she would no longer continue with the channel. The sources indicate that the contract stipulated specific conditions for termination, which were allegedly not honored.

📌 The dispute may now move to the courts, where it will be determined whether the dismissal was lawful and if the financial claim is warranted.

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JMH International Consortium of Journalists

BUENOS AIRES — JUNIO 28 — Consorcio Internacional de Periodistas JMH — 📺 Escándalo en el streaming: la periodista Florencia Peña decidió avanzar con acciones legales contra el canal de Nicolás Occhiato, luego de ser desvinculada tras la difusión de una noticia falsa sobre la supuesta muerte del padre de Lionel Messi. La demanda podría derivar en una indemnización cercana a los US$133.000. 📺 Streaming scandal: Journalist Florencia Peña has decided to pursue legal action against Nicolás Occhiato’s channel after being dismissed following the broadcast of a false report regarding the alleged death of Lionel Messi’s father. The lawsuit could result in compensation of approximately US$133,000.

🔎 ¿Qué pasó?

Según fuentes consultadas por JMH, la desvinculación fue inmediata y no habría existido un acuerdo entre las partes, pese a que Florencia mantenía un contrato formal con el canal.

🎙️ El rol de la producción

De acuerdo con las mismas fuentes, la información errónea no dependía exclusivamente de la conductora, ya que la producción del programa era responsabilidad del canal. La noticia fue emitida al aire sin haber sido verificada previamente.

⚖️ Despido inmediato

Tras finalizar la transmisión —en la que luego se ofrecieron disculpas por la información falsa—, Florencia recibió la notificación de que no continuaría en el canal. Siempre según las fuentes, el contrato establecía condiciones específicas para una eventual rescisión, que no habrían sido respetadas.

📌 La controversia ahora podría trasladarse a los tribunales, donde se definirá si la desvinculación fue ajustada a derecho y si corresponde el reclamo económico.

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La fake news de la muerte del papá de Lionel Messi.

The fake news about the death of Lionel Messi's father.

 











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