A controversial incident occurred on Wednesday night during 'Big Brother: Golden Generation' (Telefe) when contestant Carmiña Masi was expelled due to her racist remarks. The incident began in the afternoon when the Paraguayan participant referred to Mavigna, a contestant from the Democratic Republic of Congo who has lived in Argentina for 23 years, using a derogatory term. This comment, alongside another inappropriate remark about her appearance, ignited backlash on social media platforms.

Carmiña's comments were made while she interacted with co-contestants, and her choice of words highlighted ongoing racial prejudices in society. Observers noted that her remarks seemed to undermine Mavigna's dignity and were perceived as blatant racism. Following the incident, social media erupted in condemnation, leading to an official expulsion from the show, reflecting increasing intolerance for such behavior in public platforms, especially in popular reality television formats.

In response to the incident, Carmiña's family issued a statement addressing the situation. They expressed concern over the ramifications of her comments, both personally for Carmiña and in terms of its broader societal implications. The family denounced racism and emphasized the importance of respecting individuals, regardless of their background. This incident has reignited conversations in Argentina about race, representation, and the accountability of public figures.