Adrián Suar broke his silence after the scandal with Viviana Canosa on El Trece

The channel El Trece is going through hectic days following the controversy involving Viviana Canosa, host of the television program Viviana en vivo, who was once again in the spotlight after making a public accusation against  Lizy Tagliani, and later an even more serious one before the federal Justice for alleged child trafficking involving several entertainment figures.

Canosa's statements not only caused a strong immediate media repercussion, one could say, but also an internal upheaval at the channel and mixed opinions from different hosts on the matter. Amid the commotion, the one who decided to face the situation was none other than Adrián Suar, the channel's programming manager, who in a conversation with the program A la tarde explained his stance on what happened and made clear some important phrases to consider.

"The accusation is an accusation made by Viviana. She is an adult person," Suar expressed calmly, distancing himself from the host at the center of the scandal.

Regarding his role as the person responsible for the channel's content, Suar was blunt:  "I can't handle those things," he began by saying.  "She went and made an accusation. We'll see what the Justice says. I can't be held responsible for something Viviana does," he continued.

But the scandal didn't end there. Mariana Fabbiani, a historic figure of the channel, also joined the discussion and launched a strong criticism, claiming that El Trece had lost the good taste and direction it once had. In response, Suar didn't dodge the question and answered with utmost honesty:  "Sometimes it happens, it's true," he said. "I've been working and dedicating myself for many years. I don't tell people what they have to say, everyone who has worked on El Trece's screen knows that."

In an attempt to calm things down and understand what happened, Suar also made clear his philosophy as the current programming director and commented:  "I like a calm screen, I'm not one to attack anyone. Sometimes things get out of hand, and I try to get back on track." And finally, he added:  "Sometimes I achieve it more, sometimes less."