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No apology: Former partner accuses Carlos Pinto of owing 200 million pesos

From Cooperativa · () Spanish

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  • Sergio Gálvez accused television presenter Carlos Pinto of failing to pay about 200 million pesos tied to a labor dispute.
  • Gálvez said he won a 2019 labor case over an unjustified 2017 dismissal and was entitled to compensation.
  • He said the debt grew from 60 million pesos and remains unpaid, while Pinto has not publicly responded, according to the report.

Sergio Gálvez has revived his long-running dispute with television presenter and former TVN personality Carlos Pinto, accusing him of owing about 200 million Chilean pesos.

Speaking to Zona Latina’s program “Que te lo digo,” Gálvez described a conflict that dates back to his work as Pinto’s representative and producer on Canal 13’s “Irreversible.” He said he was dismissed in the third month despite having a contract.

started at 60 million, but this gentleman did not want to pay. Today it is around 200 million, more or less.

· Sergio GálvezHe described how he says the alleged unpaid amount grew over time.

Gálvez said he won a labor lawsuit in 2019 over an unjustified dismissal in 2017, which established that compensation had to be paid. He said the amount Pinto owed “started at 60 million, but this gentleman did not want to pay. Today it is around 200 million, more or less.”

He also accused Pinto of continuing to disregard the obligation. “Mr. Pinto has not spoken out or responded. What he has to pay is still outstanding today. They go to the Judicial Branch, review the case, and he is in breach,” Gálvez said.

Mr. Pinto has not spoken out or responded. What he has to pay is still outstanding today. They go to the Judicial Branch, review the case, and he is in breach.

· Sergio GálvezHe accused Pinto of remaining in breach of the payment obligation.
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