The journalist, with more than 30 years of experience, will face new professional directions following the appointment of her husband as Minister of Defense.
Cristina Perez confirmed that he is leaving Telefe Noticias, the news program he hosts alongside Rodolfo Barili, with whom he formed one of the most emblematic duos on television. His decision has to do with the appointment of Luis Petrihis partner, as defense minister of the government of Javier Milei.
The reason for the departure of Cristian Pérez from Telefe Noticias
“I have done this process, because the issue came to me as a dilemma when they elected him (Luis Petri) as a pre-candidate for vice president, and I tried to take it as an opportunity. So for me it will be trying things that I would not have done before. Let me try, because the news program, unlike a personal opinion program that bears my name, seeks other distances. Now We are talking to the channel about a program for me next year“, expressed Pérez in the cycle La Trama (LN+) during an interview for the presentation of his book “Tiempo de rerenacer”.
At that moment, Laura DiMarco He asked him if he was going to reprofile his role in the media. “Yes, I’m going to reprofile,” she responded forcefully. Then, she added details: “We’re looking. Of course there are also some special jobs that I’m doing for the newscast, so I see it as an opportunity. Besides, I’ve been doing the newscast for thirty-odd years.”
“So, are you going to leave the news?” he asked the journalist. “Today, yes. This is new, but that’s how it is,” he said. and the communicator asked: “Is the program political or not political?” “I can’t tell you what it’s going to be about because if they don’t kill me, but it’s also time to be reborn, like my book,” said Pérez to conclude on the topic.
Source: Ambito
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