A artista argentina Jimena Barón e sua família tiveram que passar a noite em um hotel de São Paulo após seis tentativas de pouso frustradas em Ezeiza.
Após férias na Europa, Jimena Barón ficou retida no Brasil devido a um problema em seu voo para Buenos Aires.
Depois de seis tentativas de pouso em Ezeiza, a artista e sua família passaram a noite em um hotel em São Paulo enquanto aguardavam uma nova conexão.
A situação ocorreu em 30 de maio de 2026, de acordo com relatos da época.
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