Mariano Caceresthe participant of the 8 steps (El Trece, Monday to Friday at 21:15) who moved everyone with his life story, was absent from the successful Q&A cycle this Tuesday and his host, Guido Kaczkareferring to its continuity in the game.
In detail, the player of Santiago de Abroadthat from the very beginning of the game he made it clear that he would allocate all the money he earned for the treatment of his daughter Augustine14 years old, cancer patient, last Thursday he had to return for the 12 million and he never did.
Last week, having amassed 9 million, the teenager’s father, who is being treated at the Garrahan Hospitalhe had already confirmed his return, but a force majeure situation prevented him from returning to the Kuarzo studios.
“Mariano, last Wednesday, when I asked him if he was coming back for the 12 million, he said ‘I’ll be back’. But a situation of force majeure means there can’t be any, so called saying ‘I want to go play, but I can’t’and it was a situation in which he couldn’t be present,” explained Guido at the beginning of last Thursday’s broadcast.
And he remarked that day in front of all the contestants and the jury present: “So It was decided to save Mariano’s job so that he could continue on his way to the millions.”
The same situation occurred on Friday, when Kaczka said: “Start this match. Like yesterday, Mariano was unable to be present due to force majeure. He goes for 12 million and saves his job, for when he can.” Meanwhile, a recorded program was broadcast on Monday because it was May 1st.
The truth is that this Tuesdaythe driver started his program by saying, “Here we are back in The 8 steps of the 3 million. Gabriel, then, true or false, is back and has all three.”
And he explained: “He continues to save his job, I say it, every night, but that’s the way it is, force majeure, but Mariano has his job to give back for 12 million… Mariano for 12 million, which he means, in fact he said ‘I’ll be back’, but he couldn’t, due to force majeure”.
Agustina Cáceres disease
After breaking the six million barrier, Noeliawife of Mariano and mother of Agustina, told in an interview for The coast That your daughter’s first diagnosis was four years ago for an ocular rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS), a tumor that attacks the muscles.
A tumor was later added, but at the base of the skull, for which the girl was operated on and began receiving cancer treatment in Buenos Aires.
“Many times it’s very difficult, because we miss each other a lot. We try to make everything more bearable through night video calls,” said the woman, referring to the trips she and her husband make to take turns and be able to look after Agustina and their other two children.
And he added: “We laugh, we cry, the children argue on the phone. Sometimes the cell phones run out of battery and we take another one. And so we leave. It is a lifestyle that we have acquired since 2018″..
Source: Clarin
