In Argentina, a scandal is brewing involving television host Ulises Jaitt. A tense debate between Jaitt and Amalia Díaz Guiñazú on the show "Mujeres Argentinas" ended with Jaitt abruptly leaving the studio.
The conflict began when Jaitt spoke about his relationship with his nephew Valentino Yospe, the youngest son of the late Natacha Jaitt. The journalist stated that reconciliation is impossible and called his nephew a "traitor".
In this context, Díaz Guiñazú intervened with a comment that sparked controversy: "Hitler passed to the next grade and his parents treated him terribly." Ulises's response was immediate and furious: "Who are you comparing me to?!"
Jaitt then went on to speak about the serious allegations of abuse made against him by his nephew. "He accused me and the protocol was activated. He lies all the time," he explained. The host said he decided not to appeal the loss of custody and that, for him, the bond with the teenager is completely broken: "For me, he no longer counts. This matter is finished."
Valentino, 17, in turn, claims he was a victim of physical and psychological abuse during his childhood. In previous interviews, he recounted extreme acts of violence: "I suffered beatings since I was eight years old. He dragged me by the hair, hit me with a belt, he left marks."
Amalia attempted to justify herself: "I'm not comparing you, I'm saying there are characters like that, I'm not going to confront you." However, the tension escalated when Jaitt responded firmly: "This is a lack of respect. I helped him with everything, I saved his life, and he paid me back with betrayal."
Upon hearing this, Ulises removed his microphone and left the studio, saying: "You disrespected the Jewish community and I will not allow it."
This televised confrontation comes as Jaitt faces a serious complaint from his nephew Valentino, who accused him of domestic violence and obtained a restraining order. While Ulises demands respect and defends himself against the allegations, Valentino insists he is seeking justice and peace.
