Two recognized panelists, Mariana Brey and Nancy Pazos, clashed over differing opinions regarding the situation that occurred over the weekend. Brey pointed out the existence of "negligence" on the part of the individual who acquired the currency without prior research, while Pazos argued that the negligence came from the president.
In the midst of this discussion, another panelist, Santiago Legato, expressed his rejection of the political trial proposed by the opposition against the president. On the other hand, Juana Viale's ratings in Mar del Plata generated surprise among the audience when she revealed that her son, a graduate in Digital Business, had invested in the cryptocurrency $LIBRA.
Nancy Pazos, in an interview with La Barbarossa, revealed that her son Teo, the product of her relationship with deputy Diego Santilli, was one of the victims of the alleged $LIBRA scam, a currency promoted by president Javier Milei. Pazos shared shocking details about her son's investment, describing the rapid movement of the currency and expressing her astonishment at what had happened.
