In the midst of the usual movements in the television world, Carlos Monti broke his silence following the addition of Nancy Duré to El Trece, making it clear that there is no type of conflict or resentment.
In dialogue with the press, the journalist was firm: "I am not angry with El Trece for taking Nancy Duré as a panelist."
"Each one has to look for the best for their career," he assured, highlighting that he prioritizes a good relationship and the professional freedom of his colleagues.
With these statements, the host put an end to any rumors of internal strife or discomfort within his team, and reaffirmed his position of respect in the face of changes in the competitive television world.
"This is how the business is," he expressed with serenity, making it clear that he understands the rules of the medium.
Monti, however, acknowledged that he would have liked to have been informed of the change beforehand: "I would have liked them to have told me, nothing more. It is simply a matter of camaraderie and professional respect," he explained.
True to his straightforward but measured style, Monti clarified that there is no resentment towards his former colleague or the channel: "If this is economically convenient for her, I think it's perfect. If I were to get involved in another production, it would be logical to call the executive producer and discuss it."
