Marina Señuk’s Farewell to TN and El Trece: The Controversy Behind Her Exit

15 August 2026

The journalist and meteorologist closed a chapter after several years on Artear Group’s screens, but her last appearance on Arriba Argentinos drew particular attention. On Intrusos, Rodrigo Lussich and Adrián Pallares spoke of a strong internal rift and claimed that there would be “a lot of mistreatment” within the news department.

Marina Señuk is undergoing a major shift in her professional career. After several years as one of the faces of the weather forecast on TN and El Trece, the journalist decided to leave the Artear Group to begin a new phase in the media. The departure had been announced days earlier and, initially, everything suggested it was a decision tied to new job projects.

However, her last day on air generated surprise and opened the door to new versions about the reasons behind her departure.

A Farewell That Drew Attention

This Friday, Señuk had her final participation on Arriba Argentinos. But, far from bidding farewell from the studio, where she usually held her place as a columnist, she appeared from the street, doing a live shot and under the rain.

Guys, my last forecast on Arriba Argentinos, please. The last dance,” the journalist said during her farewell.

The scene was discussed on Intrusos, where Rodrigo Lussich and Adrián Pallares focused precisely on that particular way of closing her cycle at the company.

From the studio floor, Valeria Sampedro let her know they had shared “nice moments,” while Señuk thanked her colleagues and closed her participation in a correct and professional manner.

But behind that image, rumors began to circulate about how her exit might have unfolded.

The Internal Rift Theory at TN and El Trece

On Intrusos, Lussich and Pallares spoke of a supposed internal rift within the news division of the Grupo Clarín channels.

According to what they recounted on air, there would be a climate of “a lot of mistreatment” and they noted that she would not be the first person to choose to leave the company for that reason.

The hosts also mentioned an issue related to opportunities for professional growth and salary. In particular, they referred to the lack of opportunities to gain screen time through streaming.

In that context, they linked Señuk’s departure to a decision she would have made to seek new job opportunities. According to the version they disseminated, when the company learned of her decision to resign, they would have opted to send her to do a mobile report instead of allowing her to bid farewell from the studio alongside her colleagues.

This is a version spread by the hosts of Intrusos and not a public explanation from Señuk about the reasons for her departure.

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The José Bianco Precedent

Marina Señuk’s situation comes, moreover, after the departure of another well-known TN meteorologist: José Bianco.

According to Intrusos, Bianco had also spoken publicly about his departure and mentioned the fatigue caused by the treatment he received from some bosses.

The reference to Bianco’s case was used by Lussich and Pallares to contextualize the supposed internal rift that, they say, currently exists in the department.

A New Stage for Marina Señuk

The exit from Artear does not, however, mean a move away from television.

Señuk already has a new professional challenge lined up, and her name has been linked to Lape Club Social, the program hosted by Sergio Lapegüe on America TV. The possibility of her joining had been hinted at by Ángel de Brito and later began circulating as her next television destination.

Thus, after more than four years linked to TN and El Trece, the journalist begins a new phase away from the Artear Group’s screens.

Her exit, which at first seemed to be simply a career change, is now intertwined with rumors of an internal conflict and with a farewell that did not go unnoticed.

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