Buenos Aires, Dec 17 (NA) — The moment of vulnerability starring Araceli González on 'La noche de Mirtha' continues to generate repercussions. After the actress broke down while speaking about her past relationship with Adrián Suar, it was Viviana Canosa who seized the moment to launch a comment laden with irony and a personal reading. According to what was learned by the Argentine News Agency (NA), from her program 'El bulo de Viviana', the host analyzed with her team the widely reported request from González for the fragment in which she is seen crying not to be aired. In this context, Canosa recalled a personal experience and took a clear stance on television boundaries. 'Once I was asked to cut something and I did,' she recounted, and immediately clarified that she was not referring to political content. 'If it's a person who is truly having a bad time, who is anxious, it should be cut. It's television,' the message the actress would have received, who for years has maintained a distant relationship with her ex-husband. Ultimately, Viviana Canosa's comment was not only read as a passing irony, as for many, it had a hint of symbolic revenge, in the midst of a strained relationship with Suar following the abrupt end of the cycle she hosted on 'el trece', a decision that depended directly on the channel's management. 'Ah, no, they don't talk,' a jab that resonated strongly, given her well-known and tense professional relationship with the programming manager of 'el trece'. It was reported that from Mirtha's show's environment, they would have advised González to accept the situation: 'Once it's on the air, it's done.'
