Marcelo Tinelli He is currently far away from local television while enjoying a vacation in Uruguay. However, that calm could end because Gossip TV reported on a complaint that was made against “La Flia”, the presenter’s producer, due to the lack of payments for a renowned program on El Trece.
As it became known, 50 of the jurors who worked on “Sing With Me Now” sent him to the production company he owns Marcelo Tinelli a letter in which they referred to the failure to pay two months’ salary and poor working conditions. “Dear Flia production, the undersigned below request that we be credited with the payment of salaries for November and December. We have made a fair request and in good terms, but we cannot wait any longer”, is the way in which the letter that Guillermo Barrios read begins.
“From December 20 to today, our salary was devalued by 13.67%. We ask that this difference be recognized, since by contract the payment dates were from the 10th to the 20th of each month. We demand a response and that the amount corresponding to our updated salary be deposited with us, ”demanded the group of jurors who, although they signed this text, the names were not disclosed to the general public. In addition, they were very hard against the producer of Marcelo Tinelli.
One of the most complicated points of this request is the one that talks about the treatment of the production of the cycle behind the scenes. “We believe that we have worked and complied with you, even in unhealthy situations, where several of our colleagues have fainted due to the working conditions that made us endure”, they denounce, but at the moment it would not be a legal document.
Tinelli’s debts
In recent years, the television host He was under public scrutiny because he has million-dollar debts with different organizations, in addition to being considered one of the main culprits in the economic situation in which Club Atlético San Lorenzo de Almagro finds himself. Well, during his vice presidency he faced legal problems for lack of payment to players and members of the squad.
Without going any further, in December the Argentine Justice seized him for 27 million pesos due to non-payment by the AFIP. According to the information shared by the public agency, the journalist owed more than 10 million pesos in income tax, more than 13 million in personal property tax and 645 thousand pesos in deposits, among other amounts.