Journalist Tomás Dente moves to a new TV channel in Argentina

Journalist Tomás Dente, known for his sharp entertainment coverage, will join the news channel Crónica TV in March. His openly liberal views could cause conflicts with the new editorial policy. He will host the weekend late-night news.

Buenos Aires, Feb 28 (NA) - According to the Argentine News Agency (NA), Tomás Dente, one of the spiciest and most straightforward journalists in entertainment, will land on a new news channel in March. IP And there is a surprise, as the host's openly liberal stance could clash with the station's editorial line. Dente joins Crónica TV, a news channel belonging to the Olmos Group, to take charge of the weekend late-night slot, both Saturday and Sunday. Guido Zaffora will host an entertainment and shows program from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., also on Saturdays and Sundays.

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