Sandra Borghi is going through decisive hours in her television career and everything indicates that her departure from El Trece is a fact. The journalist will leave her role at the helm of Mediodía Noticias and her next destination is already being strongly rumored.
The information points to a channel change that would mark the end of a long stage within Artear.
Sandra Borghi atraviesa horas decisivas en su carrera televisiva
The end of a cycle at El Trece
The news began to circulate after Ángel de Brito confirmed on LAM (América TV) that Borghi will say goodbye to the network. According to what the host said, the decision is shaped by long-standing internal conflicts.
De Brito recalled that tensions deepened after various editorial episodes and differences with the management of the news department. "She has had several internal disputes with her superiors," he stated on air.
Internal disputes, arguments, and a strain that had been building for some time
Among the points of conflict, the journalist mentioned disagreements related to the coverage of sensitive topics and the inability to carry out parallel projects, such as streaming content. That situation is said to have caused sustained strain.
El conductor adelantó que varios ciclos cambiarán de horario
He also pointed out serious clashes with Ricardo Ravanelli, the channel's news manager, which is said to have ultimately sealed the decision to take another professional path.
What would be Sandra Borghi's next destination?
After these reports, Pablo Montagna added key information on the streaming show Ya fue todo. There he asserted that Borghi's departure from Artear is already decided and that only the date remains to be confirmed.
According to the journalist, the host could arrive at LN+, where she would take the place that Horacio Cabak would leave. The move would be linked to a broader reconfiguration within the news networks.
A domino effect on news channels
According to the information provided, Cabak is expected to return to América, with a possible move to A24, which would free up that slot at LN+. For now, there are no official confirmations.
Meanwhile, Sandra Borghi's professional future is generating expectations in the industry, since she is a figure with significant weight in Argentine television journalism.
