Blu Radio confirmed on August 31 that it is terminating the morning program 'Mañanas Blu 10 a.m.' directed by journalist Camila Zuluaga and Ana Cristina Restrepo. ^[1] The station cited financial issues as the reason for ending the program, which aired between 10:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. and concluded its final broadcast on the preceding Monday. ^[2] The time slot previously occupied by the show will now be shared by existing programs: 'Mañanas Blu' with Néstor Morales will extend until 12:00 p.m., and 'Meridiano Blu' with Ricardo Ospina will start one hour earlier. ^[3] Blu Radio management cited difficulties in maintaining advertisers and issues with audience performance as the primary reasons for the cancellation. ^[4] The decision to end the program was communicated to the journalistic team by the direction of Caracol Televisión, the company that owns Blu Radio. ^[5] According to information published by El Espectador, Blu Radio ended the program due to financial reasons and will not replace it with a new space. ^[6] Cristina Nicholls stated on X that President Abelardo de la Espriella has dedicated his life to persecuting the press and has dismantled a network of community radio stations in less than a month. ^[7] The radio program 'Mañanas Blu 10 a. m.', hosted by journalists Camila Zuluaga and Ana Cristina Restrepo, concluded its final broadcast on Monday, August 31. ^[8] The production team, which included journalists Sebastián Nohra, Hugo Mario Palomar, David Ferro, and Óscar Montes, was informed of the decision during the workday. ^[9] The program 'Meridiano Blu', hosted by Ricardo Ospina, will begin its broadcast at 12:00 p.m., advancing its usual schedule. ^[10]