After nine months of being out of the media, Viviana Canosa She returned to the radio with her new program Viviana630 on Radio Rivadavia. During her editorial, the host revealed details about her absence and held the president directly responsible. Javier Milei for having been left out of his journalistic work.
Canosa began his editorial by expressing his discomfort at what happened: “Our president is a guy who doesn’t want you to give your opinion, or think differently, either within his party or in the media.”he stated.
The journalist explained that this control over freedom of expression was the reason why she spent almost a year without working. “It was nine months without air, it’s quite a pregnancy”, he said in an ironic tone, reflecting the long period of his absence.
One of the most tense moments in her story was the breakdown in her relationship with Milei, who until then was cordial with her. Canosa narrated how the situation began to deteriorate after his public complaint about the alleged sale of candidates related to Sergio Massa. “There I became his enemy. “I only told the truth, I was not going to be complicit in this deception of the Argentine people.”said the driver.
Canosa also recounted how this complaint led to his departure from La Nación+ and El Observador. He assured that, during the presidential campaign, Milei asked that she no longer be seen in La Nación+ if she won the elections: “The manager of La Nación+ had told me that Milei asked him that if he won, he didn’t want to see me on the channel anymore. “They assured me that wasn’t going to happen, but it did.”
“Likewise, upon returning from his vacation, he was informed that he would not work on television or radio again, despite having signed contracts. I went on vacation with work, and ten days before starting, they let me know that I won’t be returning to TV. The president did it: a month after taking office, he took away my two jobs,” the journalist denounced.
Canosa’s editorial included strong criticism of Milei and his management. The journalist described the government as authoritarian, despite its libertarian discourse. “They call themselves libertarians, but they are authoritarians”he stated.
Furthermore, Canosa pointed out the irony of the situation, mentioning that he expected to be out of a job if Sergio Massa won the elections, but it was Milei who actually did it: “The crazy thing is that I thought that if Sergio Massa won I would be out of a job, but it was the opposite. “I lost my job when Milei won.”
Finally, Canosa reflected on the political atmosphere surrounding Milei and his team, describing it as “a bag of cats, where everyone is fighting and hates each other.” With this statement, the host made clear her displeasure and critical stance regarding the current government, and closed her editorial by highlighting the need to protect freedom of expression in all areas of society.
