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Waldo Cebrero

Waldo Cebrero

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Editor, cba24n

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Travel , Baseball, Softball, Zimbabwe, Sports , Beach Volleyball

Doesn’t Cover

non-business topics

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 22

  • He met Paco at age 10, became a thief, and his father turned him in: "I want out of this."

    By Waldo Cebrero Verified| Cba24@ On February 1st of this year, the story of a father and son from Río Cuarto made national news. Jorge Mitre, 49, a truck mechanic, was watching a news report about robberies in the Villa Dalcar neighborhood and recognized the thief: that skinny, wiry, intimidating boy, who walked naked down a street and in two strides, burst through a fence and entered someone else's house. It was Santiago, the youngest of his three sons. Heartbroken, Jorge went to the police station and reported him.

    By Waldo Cebrero Verified · Cba24

    May. 17, 2024

  • He saw his son stealing on TV and turned him in: a broken bond between love and guilt

    By Waldo Cebrero Verified| Clarín (Argentina) Verified Santiago was seven years old when he first entered a cell. He wasn't—yet—what you'd call a criminal, but he'd reached into his grandfather's nightstand drawer and made off with a small stash: a nickel-silver ring, steel ball bearings the old man collected, coins, and a few bills. He shared it with Martín, his brother three years older and an accomplice in the mischief. When his grandfather noticed the missing items, he went to complain to Jorge Mitre, the boys' father. "Do you know what I did?"

    By Waldo Cebrero Verified · Clarín (Argentina)

    May. 02, 2024

  • He met Paco at age 10, became a thief, and his father turned him in: "I want out of this."

    By Waldo Cebrero Verified| Cba24@ On February 1st of this year, the story of a father and son from Río Cuarto made national news. Jorge Mitre, 49, a truck mechanic, was watching a news report about robberies in the Villa Dalcar neighborhood and recognized the thief: that skinny, wiry, intimidating boy, who walked naked down a street and in two strides, burst through a fence and entered someone else's house. It was Santiago, the youngest of his three sons. Heartbroken, Jorge went to the police station and reported him.

    By Waldo Cebrero Verified · Cba24

    May. 17, 2024

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cba24n

Somos Canal U, la señal televisiva de la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (UNC) desde los Servicios de Radio y Televisión (SRT)

'+54 9 351 410-5000

Founded: 2018