The post received a response from Yanina Latorre, who questioned Doman's interpretation of the store's opening.
Yanina Latorre and Fabián Doman argued on social media about the opening of a second-hand clothing store in the DOT shopping mall
The post received a response from Yanina Latorre, who questioned Doman's interpretation of the store's opening.
Yanina Latorre and Fabián Doman had a clash on social media this Sunday, September 27, over the opening of a second-hand clothing store in the DOT shopping mall. The journalist questioned the inauguration, and the host of El Observador responded to his comment.
The discussion began when Doman posted a photo of the Galpón de Ropa branch and linked it to a sign of crisis. Latorre replied that the sale of second-hand clothing exists worldwide and that the brand has been around for over ten years.
The exchange started when Fabián Doman shared a photo of the new Galpón de Ropa store in the DOT shopping mall. Along with the image, he wrote: “Sign of crisis: used clothing in shopping malls.”
The journalist explained that the chain, dedicated to the sale of second-hand clothing, had opened a 112-square-meter branch in the shopping center.
“No, darling, this exists all over the world. We always arrive late to everything, but we arrive. Ahhh and this brand has been around for more than 10 years,” the host wrote on her X account.
After Latorre's comment, Doman clarified that his post was not aimed at the existence of second-hand clothing stores, but at the opening of a branch of that size within a shopping mall.
“Friend Yanina Latorre, brands, spaces, and showrooms of used clothing have existed in the country for 100 years. The novelty is that they just opened a store in a very important shopping mall of an unusual size. That's why the post,” he replied.
In the same message, the journalist questioned the host's reaction and reproached her for her stance on social media.