Buenos Aires, November 21 (NA) -- In this Friday's edition of the program 'Ciudadano Duka', which features former Independiente president Andrés Ducatenzeiler, it was confirmed that the 64-year-old executive 'is fine' after being hospitalized. Additionally, according to the Argentine News Agency (NA), they reported that he suffered a stress spike and thanked the public for their comments and concern, taking the situation with a great sense of humor. 'Duka,' as he is known on social media, was hospitalized on Friday afternoon and left a video in which he appeared to be in a very worrying state of health, with trembling hands and stating that he was going to 'kill with his own hands' those who tell lies about him. After a difficult chapter in his life, marked by a stress spike that led to his hospitalization at the Los Arcos Sanatorium in the Federal Capital, Andrés Ducatenzeiler's colleagues confirmed that he is well. Opting to handle the situation with humor to bring peace of mind about the former 'El Loco y el Cuerdo' streaming program host's health, host Fabián Casas began to describe the situation with a joke, assuring that 'what had to happen happened,' since Ducatenzeiler had eaten one of the sandwiches usually consumed during the program 'and at this moment he is in the hospital.' They then proceeded to comment that it was a stress spike, to thank their audience for their concern, and to affirm that the former 'Rojo' president is 'calm and resting with his family and loved ones.' Following his surprising hospitalization on Friday afternoon, 'Duka' had posted a video commenting on the situation, with trembling hands, agitated breathing, and a high, broken voice, in which he stated that he was being admitted to the hospital. In it, Ducatenzeiler sent a message to all those who 'lie about him': 'Say what you want about me, but the next journalist or youtuber who says something about me, I'm going to find them and I'm going to kill them with my own hands,' the executive stated in a video that generated great concern for his health.
