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It Wasn’t ‘Shuavetón’: exDT of La U Sergio Markarián Was ‘Fighted’ in Interview and Fired Live

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The former trainer of La U, Sergio Markarián, starred in an important controversy in his native Uruguay the last few hours after discussing live with a journalist and being thrown into the air of the program. The event occurred during the edition of the sports program ‘Las Voces del Fútbol’ of the prestigious radio El Espectador. There, Markarián faced the communicator Julio Ríos. Read also... Sergio Markarián launches acidic criticism against B…

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The former trainer of La U, Sergio Markarián, starred in an important controversy in his native Uruguay the last few hours after discussing live with a journalist and being thrown into the air of the program. The event occurred during the edition of the sports program ‘Las Voces del Fútbol’ of the prestigious radio El Espectador. There, Markarián faced the communicator Julio Ríos. Read also... Sergio Markarián launches acidic criticism against B…

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Sergio Markarián has become news in the last few hours, and not precisely because of something that happened within the playing fields, but because of a negative result that he did not like being reminded of, which caused him to end up losing the roles in full interview. So unpleasant was the episode that the former coach of the Peruvian team beat the journalist and warned him that he will not return to the program.

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libero.pe broke the news on Wednesday, May 20, 2026.
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