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This Was the Tense Crossing that Triggered the Scandal Between China Ansa and Santiago Maratea: “Don’t Regret It because It Stung”

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The conversation at PH, Podemos Hablar climbed when the journalist asked for clarifications about a solidarity campaign and influencer questioned her previous investigation

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A question about her collections sparked the anger of the influencer and led to the interruption of the recording for twenty minutes; the journalist's apologies and Andy Kusnetzoff's mea culpa

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The PH program was aired: We Can Speak (Telefe) and it was seen how the discussion between the journalist and the influencer went.It all started with a question from China that bothered Maratea.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The conversation at PH, Podemos Hablar climbed when the journalist asked for clarifications about a solidarity campaign and influencer questioned her previous investigation

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The journalist asked him about one of his solidarity collections and the influencer reacted with harsh criticism. The exchange occurred during a PH broadcast, Podemos Hablar.

A question about her solidarity collections led to a crossroad that forced Andy Kusnetzoff to stop the recording for 20 minutes: reproaches to journalism, the journalist's apologies and the phrase that frozen the studio.

The strong fight between Santi Maratea and China Ansa at PH Podemos Haber continues to give rise to talk. The confrontation that took place on Saturday, October 31st, was so intense that it forced the recording to be interrupted for 20 minutes and left Andy Kusnetzoff in an uncomfortable situation as a driver of the program. The tension between the guests escalated quickly and not even the pause succeeded in calming the moods. The production dec…

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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