Flor de la V has criticized Cristina Pérez for not speaking out about comments made by journalist Daniel Avellaneda, according to Infobae. In her remarks, Flor de la V described the silence as a "double standard."
The dispute centers on remarks Avellaneda made about Flor de la V's identity. According to Ciudad Magazine, Avellaneda repeated and doubled down on those comments, which have been widely described as transphobic.
The exchange has drawn responses from several other Argentine media figures. La Voz del Interior reported that Agustín Laje argued with Fernanda Iglesias over what was characterized as gender-based violence against Flor de la V, with Laje stating that she is not a woman. Net tv | Aire Fresco reported that Tomás Dente, speaking about the attack on Flor de la V on Viale's program, said the episode "sets things back years."
Rosario3 also weighed in, publishing a piece describing the treatment of Flor de la V's identity as an inadmissible argument.
The coverage reflects a broader public argument in Argentina over how transgender people are discussed in media and whether prominent figures are held to consistent standards when such remarks are made. Infobae's report frames Flor de la V's criticism of Pérez as a question of consistency rather than a personal dispute.
It is not clear from the available reporting whether Pérez has responded to Flor de la V's criticism or to Avellaneda's comments. What happens next likely depends on whether Pérez or Avellaneda issues a public response, and whether the exchange continues to draw reactions from other figures in Argentine television and radio.
