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Cynthia García is a prominent Argentine journalist with more than 20 years of experience, known for her participation in radio and television.
The journalist and host of 750 in Argentina, Cynthia García, addressed the discontent generated among the allied governors after the presentation of the 2025 Budget. In her editorial, the journalist highlighted the concerns that arose due to the implications that this project could have on provincial finances.
Garcia warned that the spread of financial strangulation could have serious consequences for the entire country. He said that tensions between the provinces and the central government could increase if regional demands are not met.
This issue has generated a wide debate in the political arena, where there are fears that economic decisions will seriously affect the provinces.
What is known about Cynthia García?
Cynthia García is a journalist with more than two decades of experience in national media. Currently, she holds the Chair of Investigative Journalism at the Faculty of Journalism of the National University of La Plata, consolidating her academic career.
Between 2013 and 2015, she hosted “A cara lavada” , a morning show on Radio Nacional. She was also a political columnist on “La mañana de Víctor Hugo” on Radio Continental and a panelist on the program “678” on Public TV , achieving great relevance.
He has worked for radio stations such as Radio Libertad, Municipal, Rivadavia and Continental , and for channels such as América TV and Canal 13. He has also collaborated with the newspapers Perfil and Crítica.
What controversies has Cynthia been involved in?
Images of Nora Dalmasso’s body were shown on América Noticias, the program where she worked. When asked about a possible ethical conflict in obtaining such material, Cynthia García explained her position.
In 2015, she was declared persona non grata by employees of Radio Nacional, due to her decisions regarding journalistic coverage. This situation generated a strong controversy in the media sphere.
García defended himself by arguing that his commitment was to the political project led by Cristina Fernández. He considered it wrong to leave the Government without a voice on public radio after the elections.
