Nicolás Occhiato concludes World Cup coverage in Miami, announces return to Buenos Aires

Nicolás Occhiato has announced the conclusion of Luzu TV's World Cup 2026 coverage from Miami, with his team set to return to Buenos Aires. The popular streaming program "Nadie dice Nada" will resume its regular broadcasts from Argentina starting Monday, July 6.

Occhiato, who covered the group stage of the FIFA tournament in the United States, used the final broadcast from Miami to reflect on the show's success. He highlighted the team's dedication, noting that a reduced crew worked tirelessly to maintain the program's quality during the international coverage. He praised their efforts, stating they gave "200%" due to the smaller team size.

"We don't stop growing, and that's a reality. We are doing better and better, and we are very happy doing what we do, and that will not stop. We will continue to strive for that," Occhiato declared. He also expressed deep gratitude to the show's followers, crediting their support as the driving force behind the program's continued success, especially during challenging times.

The announcement comes amid controversy surrounding Florencia Peña, a former collaborator who reportedly plans to sue Occhiato and Luzu TV for 750 million pesos (approximately $500,000 USD) in damages. The dispute allegedly stems from an erroneous report about the death of Jorge Messi, Lionel Messi's father, made by Peña on the channel.

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