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Supervivientes All Stars 2026 rocked by expulsion and fierce nominations

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Supervivientes All Stars 2026 turned up the heat as Laura Cuevas was sent home and five contestants faced the threat of elimination. Medical exits and immunity surprises added to the strain of brutal challenges in Honduras.

Laura Cuevas was voted out of the Supervivientes All Stars 2026 camp during a live show after a tight public vote, leaving the rest of the group stunned. Spanish outlets including SincroGuia TV and El Televisero reported her exit. The season remains ruthless.

At the crunch point, three women were left in danger: Laura Cuevas and Rosa Benito, with Yola Berrocal also at risk. Asraf Beno had already been saved by viewers earlier that night. The official Supervivientes X account listed four nominees for this round: Asraf and Rosa, alongside Laura and Yola. Voting opened via the Mediaset Infinity app on September 20. The final list of nominees will be locked in during the next #ConexiónHonduras episode, with Sandra Barneda leading another round of tough calls.

Immunity and leadership changed the game. Omar took the Luna team’s leader spot after outlasting Ivana in a brutal endurance test, holding on for three minutes and thirty-six seconds. On the Sol team, Rubén Torres used his leader’s power to give Rosa Benito immunity, keeping her safe from elimination. SensaCine and FormulaTV covered the twist.

Some exits weren’t by choice. Alma Bollo had to leave for medical reasons after hurting her neck. Rain and tough challenges wore everyone down in the harsh Cayos Cochinos setting, and both teams struggled to keep up. El Confidencial noted that medical withdrawals show how tough the contest is.

Nominations tore the group apart. Omar went after Ivana, while Ivana and others targeted Yulen. Arkano picked Chiqui. Damián broke a tie by nominating Asraf and Yola. Alliances shifted; rivalries deepened, leaving no one safe.

Press reports cited close voting percentages for the three nominees. One report gave the figures as 44.9%, 41.9%, and 13.2%; another reported 44%, 42%, and 12.8%. The gap between the top two candidates was minimal, LOS40 reported.

The audience made the difference. Rosa Benito was saved by public vote. Yola Berrocal barely avoided elimination but still faces risk next round, while Asraf survived thanks to viewer support. Rosa and Yola, alongside Laura, remained in the balance until the last second; Laura was eliminated. elDiario.es and Vertele reported that the group turned against her, with every male contestant voting her out.

Inside La Palapa, shouting and accusations filled the air as survival pressure brought out old grudges. Chiqui briefly broke the tension, admitting she found Torres the most attractive, a rare laugh in a stormy night.

The game keeps changing. Marta Peñate and Barranco led their teams as captains, and Luna won the localization challenge. Physical trials and strategy, combined with public voting, keep everyone guessing.

Voting is still open on the Mediaset Infinity app. Fans can hit the purple ‘VOTA’ button to back their favorites. Sunday brings the next big reveal, and someone else will go home.

Lara Carter RUSSPAIN.com
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Lara Carter

Lara Carter is a journalist at RUSSPAIN.COM covering Spanish current affairs, culture, tourism, transport, economy and society.