Hola Emanuel
Yes, we generally use El pretérito Perfecto (ha venido) with time frames like "hoy". This sentence using "vino" in El Indefinido would be more of a Latin American usage. I've changed it to "he venido" in the lesson.
Saludos
Inma
why vino and no ha visto, since it took place today
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why vino and no ha visto, since it took place today
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