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Nico Occhiato met with Florencia Peña and denied that he was going to start a trial of Luzu for his departure
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Nico Occhiato met with Florencia Peña and denied that he was going to start a trial of Luzu for his departure

Nico Occhiato, owner of Luzu TV, met with actress Florencia Peña and denied that she plans to sue the platform over her departure. The dispute arose after Peña shared false information about Jorge Messi, father of Lionel Messi, which led to her being removed from the streaming channel in June. Occhiato stated during an interview with América TV that Peña had no intention of initiating a labor lawsuit and expressed confidence in her words. This comes weeks after rumors circulated about a potential $750 million claim against Luzu TV by Peña. Her lawyer, Fernando Burlando, previously mentioned that while Peña initially aimed to resolve the issue through negotiation, there were no significant advances yet. He emphasized that Peña does not want to go to court and prefers to resolve the matter amicably. The controversy began in early June when Peña spread misinformation about Jorge Messi ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

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Nico Occhiato met with Florencia Peña and denied that he was going to start a trial of Luzu for his departure

Nico Occhiato, owner of Luzu TV, met with actress Florencia Peña and denied that she plans to sue the platform over her departure. The dispute arose after Peña shared false information about Jorge Messi, father of Lionel Messi, which led to her being removed from the streaming channel in June. Occhiato stated during an interview with América TV that Peña had no intention of initiating a labor lawsuit and expressed confidence in her words. This comes weeks after rumors circulated about a potential $750 million claim against Luzu TV by Peña. Her lawyer, Fernando Burlando, previously mentioned that while Peña initially aimed to resolve the issue through negotiation, there were no significant advances yet. He emphasized that Peña does not want to go to court and prefers to resolve the matter amicably. The controversy began in early June when Peña spread misinformation about Jorge Messi ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Bias read (Center): The article presents both sides of the dispute between Florencia Peña and Nico Occhiato regarding a potential lawsuit. It includes direct quotes from both parties and their representatives, providing balanced perspectives without evident bias toward either side. There is no indication of loaded lang

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