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When the book began to be sold throughout Argentina, Buenos Aires judge Luis Alberto Dupou banned the Atlántida publishing house from distributing it. Days later, Gorbato appeared on the program Almorzando con Mirtha Legrand, where she exposed the problem of destructive cults in Argentina. As a result of these statements, she later debated with Claudio María Domínguez [es] – a follower of Sai Baba and promoter of sects in Argentina, like that of the pedophile Maestro Amor – on a talk show.

On 10 May 2005 she suffered a "serious decompensation" in her apartment in downtown Buenos Aires. She was treated by paramedics from the Urgent Medical Attention Service [es] (SAMU), but died after 9:00 am. On the same day, a newspaper claimed that she "had been carrying an illness" for some time. In 2011, the writer and sociologist Juan José Sebreli affirmed in his memoirs that Viviana Gorbato committed suicide. She is buried in the Cementerio Jardín de Paz in Pilar, Buenos Aires.

Beginning in 2004, Gorbato hosted the program Generaciones en conflicto on Radio Cooperativa in Buenos Aires, along with journalists Bruno Gerondi and Gabriel Zicolillo. She was preparing an "unauthorized biography" of President Néstor Kirchner.

In Fruta prohibida (2000) she explored the circles of homosexual encounters, and received praise and criticism; there were those who questioned the book, comparing it with "a walk through the zoo".

To write La Argentina embrujada... el supermercadismo espiritual de los ricos y famosos (1996) she infiltrated the sect School of Yoga in Buenos Aires under the guise of writing a book in favor of its leader, Juan Percowich. The book dealt with mentalists and gurus and their influence on figures of politics and entertainment. It was temporarily banned by a judge at the request of a directive of a yoga school that appeared in photographs.

She worked as a literature teacher until 1984. When journalist Jacobo Timerman (1923–1999) took over the management of the newspaper La Razón, she wrote asking him to allow her to work with him in his medium. Timerman hired her. After that, she worked as an editor at the weekly newspaper El Periodista de Buenos Aires, and published notes and contributions in the newspapers Clarín and Página/12.

Viviana Gorbato (26 October 1950 – 10 May 2005) was an Argentine journalist, writer, and university professor.