"It's unsustainable": Adrián Suar's decision on Viviana Canosa's El Trece show was confirmed.

There's no doubt that Viviana Canosa is one of the most important figures in Argentine television. Besides having all the information at her fingertips, both on current events and the world of entertainment, she's also one of the most scandalous. She proved this once again with her recent accusation against Lizy Tagliani.

But after accusing Lizy Tagliani of alleged child sexual abuse, Viviana Canosa reversed her approach and took aim at several figures, including Beto Casella. Weeks after these accusations, and with the complaint still under seal, the host dared to speak his mind and completely discredit the journalist.

"We're either facing a criminal organization or a fabulous television show designed to double or triple ratings," Beto Casella retorted in response to Viviana Canosa's complaint, which he filed in Comodoro Py weeks ago. In it, the host accused various figures in the industry of leading a human trafficking network.

"It was enough for him to interfere in our personal lives, our past. He accused us and fabricated things. I think it was an unnecessary massacre and it will end with 18 letters of impeachment already in progress. Perhaps there's a desperation to get attention, a hearing, or whatever," Beto Casella noted. Despite Adrián Suar's intervention, Viviana Canosa didn't tone down her tone.

While the debate about Viviana Canosa's continued presence on Canal Trece was ongoing, Beto Casella lashed out: "You've been getting two ratings points and then you jump to five. You want to sustain it, but this is unsustainable. You can't sustain the ratings with Itaka throwing herself at everyone, including good people. I'd put my hand in the fire for Negra Vernaci, Damián Betular, Humberto Tortonese. I don't know him, but they seem like healthy people to me."

"No one is downplaying that accusation, but it later became a personal issue between Viviana Canosa and everyone else," Beto Casella stated on C5N. Mario Pergolini also echoed his argument, giving his opinion directly: "I don't think you can just smear the matter. I think this got out of hand for everyone."

"Because everyone, even those who say it's unethical, amplified it. In the name of defending the good name of others, excuse the redundancy, they also amplified it, and it ends up being a huge amplification. The most logical thing would be to not talk about it. But you can't ask that of a news story," Mario Pergolini stated.