Periodismo para todos

The TV program opens with a "humorous" stand-up comedy, where Lanata comments on the political events of the week with jokes. These stand-ups are included as an homage to the late Tato Bores, who made similar monologues in his TV programs, which were also aired on Sunday nights.[7] The stand-ups feature a parody of the president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, made by the humorist Fátima Florez. The high success of the parody made by Florez was pointed by the magazine Noticias, which placed her on the main page.[8]

The theme song is "Fuck You", by Lily Allen. It was chosen to redress it after it was used in a telenovela of the state-owned TV Pública, in a poor Spanish translation. The opening features photos of the audience making the middle finger, which soon became the icon of the program.[9]

The program was redesigned in 2020, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in Argentina. The program did away with the live audience and the big setting, and featured just Lanata alone in a desk. The program was now called "PPT Box", and the intro and outro secuences make the visual effect of Lanata being inside a giant box.[10]

Most investigations made by "Periodismo para todos" generated political controversy. The first airing, on April 15, 2012, made an extensive investigation of the Boudougate, the scandal about the vice president Amado Boudou. Lanata made an interview with Carlos Raúl Schneider, who is registered as the head of "Tierras International Investments CV" a firm associated to "The Old Fund", led by Alejandro Vandenbroele, which invested million in Ciccone Calcográfica. Schneider is actually a poor pensioner, who was not even aware of the business involving him,[11] who signed papers without reading them and became a victim of identity theft.[12]

Lanata made a report of the social and political conditions of the Tucumán Province, ruled by José Alperovich. He detailed the poor social conditions of the people and the wealth of the Alperovich family, which controls the three powers and all political institutions in Tucumán. As the program is censored in Tucumán, Lanata sought to present it live with public of the province. Alperovich did not allow that either, so the program was presented live from a house of social welfare.[13]

for the alleged Kirchner corruption money laundering trail investigation see: The Route of the K-Money

Periodismo para todos was censored in several provinces with governors aligned with the president. It is censored in Tucumán, and not available in public broadcasting (El Trece is a public channel).[3] The program that criticized governor Alperovich was followed by demonstrations against the censorship, during a speech of the ministry of education.[14]

The program is not available either for public broadcasting in the Formosa Province.[4] Lanata denounced political corruption, abuses against the indigenous peoples and electoral fraud in the government of Gildo Insfrán; the website of El Trece was hacked during the airing of the program.[4]

El Trece has a repeater channel in Río Negro, which shows all the programs of the network, with the sole exception of Periodismo para todos. The governor Alberto Weretilneck proposed Lanata to hold a public debate about the censorship, but Lanata refused. "Censorship is not debated, it is denounced. Show the program first, and then I will debate whatever you want", he said the following week.[6]

The program has also been censored in Mendoza.[5] It has been also reported that TV signal uses to drop down just by the time "Periodismo Para Todos" is on air. Interruptions, interference and other technical issues during the program are often experienced in some cities in the Province of Córdoba on Sundays nights when "periodismo Para Todos" is broadcasting live.

• 2012 Martín Fierro Awards
  • Best journalism program[15]
  • Best male journalist (Jorge Lanata)[15]
  • Best humoristic work (Fátima Florez)[15]
• 2013 Tato Awards
  • Program of the year[16]
  • Best journalist hosting (Jorge Lanata)[16]
  • Best direction in non-fiction (Luis Barros)[16]
  • Best production in non-fiction[16]
  • Best journalist program[16]
• 2013 Fund TV Awards [17][18]
  • Current politics Journalism Program (Programa Periodístico de Actualidad política)
  • Extraordinary Award (selected among the winners by the jury )
• 2013 Martín Fierro Awards[19]
  • Best journalism program
• 2014 Fund TV Awards[20][21][22]
  • Opinion Journalism Program (Programa Periodístico de Opinión)
• 2014 New York Festivals - World's Best TV and Films Awards
  • Silver World Medal, competition "Television - News: Reports/Features" category "Investigative Report" [23]
• 2015 Martín Fierro Awards[24]
  • Golden Martín Fierro Award for Jorge Lanata
  • Best journalist program
  • Best male journalist (Jorge Lanata)

• The K money trail

• Official website