# Sebastián Nohra Breaks Silence on Camila Zuluaga Radio Program Cancellation

Journalist Sebastián Nohra publicly thanked Camila Zuluaga after her radio show ended on Blu Radio.

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Sebastián Nohra, a journalist for the team of Camila Zuluaga, posted a farewell message on X following the cancellation of her program on Blu Radio. [^1]

The program led by Camila Zuluaga was terminated and removed from the Blu Radio schedule, prompting reactions from team members. [^2]

Caracol Televisión terminated Camila Zuluaga's program Mañanas Blu 10am and her contract, preventing an on-air farewell. [^3]

Nohra stated that he arrived at Blu Radio in 2014 as an intern and is now leaving with significant professional experience. [^4]

Sebastián Nohra specifically thanked Camila Zuluaga, Carlos Arturo Gallego, and Juan José Buscalia for being the 'wings of his career'. [^5]

Abelardo De la Espriella, the new Colombian president, previously ordered Zuluaga's press team not to accept interview requests for his campaign. [^6]

Ana Cristina Restrepo, a journalist on Zuluaga's show, compared De la Espriella's supporters to mafiosos, leading to a campaign of attacks from his followers. [^7]

Caracol Televisión stated the decision was based on economic criteria, specifically low contribution margins and the migration of advertising investment to digital platforms. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. Sebastián Nohra, a journalist for the team of Camila Zuluaga, posted a farewell message on X following the cancellation of her program on Blu Radio. (Publimetro Colombia, News)
2. The program led by Camila Zuluaga was terminated and removed from the Blu Radio schedule, prompting reactions from team members. (Publimetro Colombia, News)
3. Caracol Televisión terminated Camila Zuluaga's program Mañanas Blu 10am and her contract, preventing an on-air farewell. (La Silla Vacía, News)
4. Nohra stated that he arrived at Blu Radio in 2014 as an intern and is now leaving with significant professional experience. (Publimetro Colombia, News)
5. Sebastián Nohra specifically thanked Camila Zuluaga, Carlos Arturo Gallego, and Juan José Buscalia for being the 'wings of his career'. (Publimetro Colombia, News)
6. Abelardo De la Espriella, the new Colombian president, previously ordered Zuluaga's press team not to accept interview requests for his campaign. (La Silla Vacía, News)
7. Ana Cristina Restrepo, a journalist on Zuluaga's show, compared De la Espriella's supporters to mafiosos, leading to a campaign of attacks from his followers. (La Silla Vacía, News)
8. Caracol Televisión stated the decision was based on economic criteria, specifically low contribution margins and the migration of advertising investment to digital platforms. (La Silla Vacía, News)

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