The Kirchnerist stream Blender issued a statement following the live scandal involving Kirchnerist Fiorella Sargenti

The Kirchnerist streaming channel Blender has been embroiled in a strong internal conflict after announcing the dismissal of at least ten workers.

According to the released text, Blender generates employment for more than one hundred people and claims to meet all its salary obligations on time. The company stated that a small group of employees adopted behaviors incompatible with the company's values, using the platform as a pressure mechanism during negotiations.

In the statement, the company reaffirmed its commitment to continue investing and producing quality content for its community despite the current context.

The workers' response

The employees did not take long to respond. Through a proclamation disseminated by host Fiorella Sargenti, they demanded the immediate reinstatement of all the dismissed colleagues. They explained that the layoffs occurred after a collective request for the fulfillment of the salary agreements made at the beginning of 2026.

"We want to return to work and go on air normally as soon as possible," they expressed in the text. The workers clarified that they did not receive a formal explanation regarding the reasons for the layoffs.

On Thursday, June 25, Sargenti had a tense moment during her program "Último Aviso." In the middle of the broadcast, she decided to cut the program in solidarity with the affected colleagues. "If they touch one, they touch us all", she said before ending the broadcast.

The journalist explained that the situation was real and not a "bait" to generate more interaction. She mentioned that she had talked with technical colleagues and that there were guards waiting for them outside, which raised concerns among the team.

For now, the channel has not provided further details on possible resolutions. The employees hope that the decision will be reversed and normalcy in broadcasts will be restored.