The conflict between Eugenia "la China" Suárez and Benjamín Vicuña over the revocation of the permit for the actress to travel with her children to Türkiye continues to generate repercussions in the media. This time, the one who took a firm stance was Viviana Canosa, who on her show Viviana en Vivo (eltrece) expressed her support for Suárez and strongly questioned the attitude of the Chilean actor.
"China just left me a heart because yesterday I also left her a message. I think I'm one of the few who supports her, because I'm fed up with how easy it is to attack a woman," the host commented live on air, visibly committed to the issue. "Afterwards, anyone can criticize whatever they want, but there are women in the media who are punished more than others, and that, sometimes, is exhausting," she reflected.
The public support quickly resonated on social media, where the actress thanked the journalist for her gesture. Viviana Canosa, far from softening her stance, deepened her criticism after showing Vicuña's recent statements, in which the actor justified his decision not to authorize his children's trip: "The mother has every right to travel, and the children have the right to be in school," the Chilean stated.
Para Viviana Canosa la China Suárez fue manipulada por años
The host did not remain silent and considered that this type of statement only aggravated the situation. "It's a mess that the father of your children leaves you so exposed. The interview he gave is not a minor thing, especially knowing him. He's the typical guy who acts cool, who loves the camera, but then complains about exposure," she pointed out bluntly.
She also recalled that she had already anticipated months ago Vicuña's discomfort over Mauro Icardi's appearance in Suárez's life. "He was very jealous of Icardi's arrival, because Icardi supported her and had more money than he did," she stated. She added a biting comment: "He acted like America's boyfriend, acted like a ladies' man... but if China spoke seriously, the heartthrob act would be put in his pocket."
During the broadcast of the show, a fragment of the song that Suárez recently recorded was also played, with the lyrics subtitled. Canosa suggested that the song is dedicated to Vicuña and interpreted it as a form of catharsis on the actress's part.
