translated from Spanish: Baby Etchecopar reported a hack in the transmission of its program

Baby Etchecopar failed to start its Friday night show called “Baby President” for an alleged hack to the network that streamed it: “The government of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner deregistered all PlateaNet’s servers where we were going to broadcast the show”, the journalist felt on his social networks.” Don’t worry, we’re going to come out from another platform and I’m going to tell you everything that’s going on,” and he continued, “This is Argenzuela. In Venezuela they banned even Infobae, here they banned Baby Etchecopar. This is the beginning of media censorship,” he told more than the 15,000 people who acquired their tickets once he carried out the broadcast from an American server.
The driver didn’t stand there and insisted that it wasn’t a casual attack and that so many people bought a ticket to hear it was the reason: “this scared them, that’s why they sent them down the server.” The A24 reporter also clarified that it was not an “publicity or anything like that” and that’s why he was concerned. In addition, he reported that he contacted the presidential spokesman to inform him what was happening and he explained that Alberto Fernández wanted to intercede to solve the problem. Finally, the users filled twitter with the hashtag #Babypresidente giving a clear show of driver support.

Original source in Spanish