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Pablo Montero Faces Fourth Week as Peon in La Granja VIP

Kunno selected the influencer as the worst performer after claiming he lacked initiative, prompting a heated defense of his work ethic.

By Kenji Yamamoto ·

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Pablo Montero will spend another week in the stable, where he faces restricted meals and outdoor bathing, after being named the worst Peón. This designation follows a strategic move by the Capataz, who chose a teammate to remain in the house and avoid the penalty.

Bebeshita, holding the position of Capataz, selected Kunno as the Golden Peón. She initially joked that she picked him because he was the weakest member, then clarified that the choice was a tactical support for her team. This selection grants Kunno immunity from being chosen as Peón for the current week, allowing him to return to the main house privileges.

Kunno was responsible for selecting the worst performer. He chose Pablo Montero, stating that the decision was not based on strategy but on the influencer's lack of initiative. Kunno said he focuses on team cohesion but felt Montero did not participate enough in tasks or support the three or four people working in that area.

"No es una cuestión de estrategia, la verdad es que hemos trabajado bien, yo me concentro en que seamos un equipo, pero le faltó iniciativa para participar en todas las tareas y apoyar a los tres o cuatro que estemos en esa área," Kunno said.

Montero reacted with frustration, arguing that he performed his duties completely. He noted that while the kitchen was not his assigned area, he cleaned it on one occasion. He also emphasized his full responsibility for the horses. "Yo hice lo que tenía que hacer al 100%, yo me encargué aparte de las tareas que teníamos que hacer aquí adentro. Me encargué de los caballos al 100%, la cocina no me tocaba a mí y yo se las limpié en una ocasión," he said.

Fernando Lozada, who has served as Peón for three consecutive weeks, was also a focal point of the night. The host, Adal Ramones, joked that Lozada is becoming a permanent fixture due to his insistence on not belonging to either team. This stance, the host suggested, encourages other participants to vote for him to keep him in the stable. Lozada has reported losing 10 kilograms and stated he is exhausted. Last week, he broke the rules for the first time by eating food he was not permitted to consume.

Unless Lozada leaves the house tonight, his streak as Peón will continue. The physical restrictions of the role, including heavy labor and limited resources, have become a central point of contention among the remaining contestants.

Source: XHJK-TDT

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