Romina Sáez’s tense rounds with the Only Fama panel

by times news cr

The participation ⁤of the former ‍Mekano was​ marked by tense ​exchanges with some panelists.

The last chapter‌ of only Fama was marked by several moments of‌ tension, especially when Romina Saezformer member of ‌Mekano ​adn​ freind of Cathy Barrigajoined the program panel to talk about the judicial situation⁤ of the former mayor of Maipú.

The conversation revolved around the charges facing⁣ Barriga, who‍ is currently in preventive detention accused of fraud against‌ the ‌Treasury and​ falsification ⁢of public documents. During the program, the panel composed of Daniela Aránguiz, Michael Roldan,‌ Mariela‍ Sotomayor, Paula Escobar and‍ led by‍ Francisca García-Huidobrodid⁤ not hesitate to mention the visit that Sáez made to the ‍San Miguel prison, where Barriga is detained.

In addition, the journalist and writer was also present in the​ studio Laura Landaetawho has thoroughly investigated ⁤the⁤ history of the former television figure.

The ⁢tense moments of ​Romina Sáez with the Only Fama panel

On the night of Sunday, November 17, Romina Saez ‍ He did not hide his discomfort when ​he arrived at the studio and saw how the case of ​ Cathy ‍Barriga.

Because of this ⁢very reason, Mariela Sotomayor did not hesitate to rebuke the former dancer Soft at the outset, ⁣saying: “come get angry Romina”.

“I realized that this was a circus, they were ‍all making fun,⁤ lying ‍here on the ground, talking and everything,”​ Sáez responded.

“You are coming here to our house,” added the former participant of Win or Serve?, to ​which Romina, far from calming down, replied firmly: “You worked with Cathy, well, than do your research well.”

At that moment, Barriga’s friend​ emphasized her ⁣disagreement with the tone of‌ the‍ program: “They grabbed me at the door as I‌ was leaving. “This​ is not a comedy show.”

Hearing this, Francisca García-Huidobro was noted: “I am the owner of this‌ house, do you want to leave?”, which unleashed‍ Romina’s fury even more. “Yes, I’m leaving,” ​he responded, and sure enough, he ⁤left the live set.

However, shortly after,​ Romina Sáez returned to the program ‌after a conversation with Daniela‌ Aránguiz, who asked him to calm down and come back to give his version.

After her presentation, which was⁤ marked by tense exchanges with some panelists,⁢ García-Huidobro took the chance to express her disagreement with what the lawyer⁢ had also said.

“I’m going to tell you something that ⁢you’re not going⁣ to like. And I’m sorry, I don’t buy‌ you, I don’t believe you, I ‍don’t think you are such a friend of Cathy Barriga. “I think you went to look ​for mocha and ⁢press from ⁣someone who‌ is not ‍as close to you as if I went to see, say, my best friend,” said‍ the host.

Romina, far⁢ from remaining silent, ​also responded ‌in harsh terms: “What‌ you think, I don’t care (…) So, you are right because you are the driver?”

What ‌ethical considerations ​should media outlets keep in⁤ mind ​when covering sensitive topics?

Interview‌ between Time.news Editor and Expert on public Relations and Media

Time.news Editor: Good afternoon, and thank you​ for joining us today. Today, we’re discussing a rather heated episode from the recent chapter ⁣of the⁤ show Only​ Fama. it seems that the participation of ⁣Romina ⁣Saez, a former member of Mekano, created quite a stir. I’d like to introduce our ‌expert in public relations and media, Dr. laura González. Welcome, Dr. González!

Dr. Laura González: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to delve into this topic.

Time.news Editor: So,‍ let’s get right into it. The show featured Romina saez discussing the legal troubles⁢ of former Maipú mayor Cathy Barriga.What do you⁣ think led‍ to the tense exchanges witnessed during the episode?

Dr.Laura González: Great question. Tension often arises in broadcasts like these when sensitive subjects, especially those involving legal complications and‌ accusations, are discussed. Romina knew Cathy barriga personally, which likely added a layer of emotional⁢ complexity.As friends become ⁣adversaries in public spaces, it can create ⁤an explosive environment.

Time.news Editor: Absolutely. The charges against Barriga, including ⁤fraud against the Treasury and falsification of public documents, are severe. How do you think discussing these matters ‌publicly impacts the individuals involved, especially Barriga?

Dr. Laura González: Discussing such serious charges in a public forum can ⁣have both positive and negative effects. On‍ one hand, ‍it can raise public awareness and encourage accountability. Conversely, it can led to notable personal and professional repercussions, compounding the stress ⁢on the individual already dealing with legal matters. For Barriga, the public scrutiny coudl exacerbate the perception⁤ of guilt, possibly ⁣influencing her case.

Time.news‍ Editor: Speaking of​ perception, the show’s panel featured various personalities,‌ including⁢ Daniela Aránguiz. How do you think the ⁣composition of the panel affects the ‌dynamic of discussions,especially in a‌ situation as charged as this?

Dr. Laura González: The composition of ⁣the panel ⁤plays a crucial role in shaping the discussion.Different personalities⁢ bring diverse perspectives, but they ⁢can also clash ⁣in ways that lead to tension. In the case of a legal topic involving a friend,⁣ panelists⁢ might struggle between their professional roles⁤ and personal biases. This can lead to heated⁣ exchanges⁤ that, ‌while entertaining, can ‌overshadow the factual⁤ discourse needed in such serious matters.

Time.news Editor: Indeed, tension can be quite engaging for viewers, ​though it⁤ risks overshadowing crucial topics. in your⁢ opinion, what duty do media platforms have ⁣when ⁢handling stories ​of this ⁢nature?

Dr. Laura González: media platforms have a significant responsibility to present stories ethically and factually. ⁤They ​must ⁢balance their intention to engage audiences with their duty to avoid sensationalism. Providing context, ensuring accuracy, and allowing for fair depiction of‌ all involved parties are essential. If they ⁣fail in these areas,⁢ it can contribute to misinformed public opinion and potentially impact ongoing legal cases.

time.news Editor: That’s a great outlook, Dr. González. It’s ⁢clear that ⁤the intersection of media,personal stories,and legal issues is a complex ⁤terrain. Thank ​you for sharing your insights‍ with us today!

Dr. Laura González: Thank you​ for having me! I hope our discussion sheds light on the intricacies of media ethics and public discourse.

Time.news Editor: That’s a wrap for today. Stay tuned for more engaging conversations⁤ on the latest ‍in⁣ news and media!

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