# Camila Zuluaga's Radio Program Cancelled Without Farewell

Blu Radio cancelled Camila Zuluaga's morning show without prior notice, sparking concerns over media independence in Colombia.

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Camila Zuluaga, the host of the radio program Mañanas Blu, was not informed that her show was being cancelled before the final episode aired on August 31, 2026. [^1]

Federico "Fico" Gutiérrez, the mayor of Medellín, traveled to Miami this week to meet with officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). [^2]

Mayor Federico Gutiérrez stated that he delivered evidence of alleged corruption committed by Daniel Quintero during his tenure as mayor of Medellín to the FBI. [^3]

According to information from the media outlet Silla Vacía, the production team of Mañanas Blu, including Zuluaga, had no knowledge that they were recording their last program. [^4]

Catherine Juviano, a representative to the Chamber of Representatives for Bogotá, expressed concern that the cancellation of independent media spaces signals a bad omen for the future under the new government. [^5]

The media outlet Semana reported that the decision to cancel Mañanas Blu was related to audience ratings and the arrival of advertisers to the space. [^6]

Gutiérrez claimed the evidence includes the names of people and companies that allegedly served as fronts to move money stolen in Medellín to Panama and then legitimized through firms in Miami. [^7]

## What this stands on

1. Camila Zuluaga, the host of the radio program Mañanas Blu, was not informed that her show was being cancelled before the final episode aired on August 31, 2026. (El País, News)
2. Federico "Fico" Gutiérrez, the mayor of Medellín, traveled to Miami this week to meet with officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). (La Silla Vacía, News)
3. Mayor Federico Gutiérrez stated that he delivered evidence of alleged corruption committed by Daniel Quintero during his tenure as mayor of Medellín to the FBI. (La Silla Vacía, News)
4. According to information from the media outlet Silla Vacía, the production team of Mañanas Blu, including Zuluaga, had no knowledge that they were recording their last program. (El País, News)
5. Catherine Juviano, a representative to the Chamber of Representatives for Bogotá, expressed concern that the cancellation of independent media spaces signals a bad omen for the future under the new government. (El País, News)
6. The media outlet Semana reported that the decision to cancel Mañanas Blu was related to audience ratings and the arrival of advertisers to the space. (El País, News)
7. Gutiérrez claimed the evidence includes the names of people and companies that allegedly served as fronts to move money stolen in Medellín to Panama and then legitimized through firms in Miami. (La Silla Vacía, News)

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