Argentine presenter leaves live newscast: 'You can't work like this'

On Tuesday, February 25, several users on social media shared a video in which Argentine presenter Mariela Fernández could be seen leaving the live broadcast of the Crónica TV news program.

The moment that caused a stir among the show's viewers came after the journalist announced that they were going to talk about the country's weather predictions while pointing at the set screen.

However, the image that appeared before Fernández's eyes was related to traffic congestion, which quickly caused the woman to become upset, saying: "You can't work like this."

Although her partner, Gustavo Chapur, tried to talk to her to calm her down, the presenter decided to leave the television studio , so the cameras had to focus on the figures on the main entrances to the highway.

In light of the unexpected incident, journalist Santiago Riva Roy spoke with some workers from the news program Crónica TV to understand what had happened to Mariela Fernández during her workday.

According to the details revealed by the journalist, the reaction of his partner was caused by a malicious comment made by the producer of the program and a failure in the audio system between the control center and the woman.

In this regard, the man stressed that as soon as the journalist heard the offensive words of this person, she felt attacked and preferred to leave the news broadcast without thinking about the reaction of the viewers.

Despite what happened, during the program on Wednesday, February 26, Mariela Fernández appeared again before the cameras of Crónica TV and explained to the Argentines that the episode she had starred in on Tuesday morning was caused by a "production scream" that she heard through her prompter.

The woman also told the audience that the television network she works for is a group she appreciates very much and that technical problems are normal on television .

Faced with this, several Internet users reacted to the communicator's words and commented that journalists have a job in which they are exposed to constant pressure , which can often lead to misunderstandings at the work table.

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