Laura Bozzo announced her return to television via Telemundo and promises not to get in trouble again: “That mouth will never get in trouble again.”
The Peruvian TV presenter has been embroiled in a series of economic and legal situations and difficulties with the Mexican judicial system over an alleged tax offense involving the sale of a blocked property.
Bozzo even had an International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) warrant for his arrest and was on the run for four months.
Last November, a judge said Bozzo had presented the conditions imposed, so the warrant for his arrest was suspended.
This was accompanied by the payment of 2.6 million pesos (approx.
“I’m very happy, wonderful things are happening to me, I’m reborn after I’m dead but I’m not dead, I’m more alive than ever and already on the screens with two projects approved, that is, very quickly,” Bozzo said told reporters this week.
Bozzo has starred in several controversies in Mexico, where he has lived since 2009, for example when he received an honorary doctorate on the premises of the Congress of Mexico City in 2019 or when he flew over the areas affected by Hurricane Manuel in a government helicopter in 2013.
The presenter became famous in Mexico through her program “Laura en América” (1998-2008), recorded in her native Peru, where the lawyer also dealt with cases of family violence, adultery and addiction.
The television room has been repeatedly criticized for mockery, violence and insults towards the participants.