Mañanas BLU con Néstor Morales

This episode discusses the impact of a government decree requiring pension funds to reduce foreign investments from 48% to 30% over five years, potentially lowering pension payments.

Councilor Andrés Tobón discusses a vallenato party held in Itagüí prison, revealing images and videos of the event.

Procurador delegado Marcio Melgoza discusses an investigation into a government contract for the CITAC platform, revealing a cyberattack on hardware causing passport issuance delays and potential contract non-compliance.

Justice Minister Jorge Iván Cuervo appears on Mañanas BLU to explain the 'tarimazo' scandal: a vallenato concert reportedly costing 500 million pesos held inside the Itagüí maximum-security prison for gang leaders participating in the government's urban peace dialogue.

Governor Juvenal Díaz of Santander discusses the blockade crisis near Palonegro Airport in Bucaramanga, where protesters against property tax increases have halted air travel.

La concejal Claudia Carrasquilla denuncia una parranda vallenata en la cárcel de Itagüí donde se pagaron millones de pesos a Nelson Velásquez y otros artistas para un concierto privado.

A young man was killed during violent clashes between soccer fans near the stadium in Cartagena, Colombia, during Copa Libertadores matches, involving attacks with weapons and widespread chaos despite police presence.

Mañanas BLU con Néstor Morales covers a taxi strike at El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá, interviewing both a striking yellow taxi driver Jaime Herrera and Taxi Imperial's new manager Julio Jiménez in separate live calls.

This episode discusses a contradictory diagnosis about Bogotá's air quality between the national government and environmental experts, featuring an interview with Bogotá's environment secretary Adriana Soto.

This episode discusses the controversy over increased property tax (impuesto predial) in Colombia, with the IGAC director being interviewed about allegations of 6-8 times higher valuations and protests in regions like Bogotá and Santander.

A tense situation unfolds at Bogotá's El Dorado airport as taxi drivers protest and forcibly remove Julio Jiménez, the manager of Taxi Imperial, after he criticized them and favored special service vehicles.

Marta Carvajalino, Minister of Agriculture on Mañanas BLU con Néstor Morales, links a 55% rise in urea to a possible 6-point increase in food prices.

El abogado Alejandro Carranza explica que la Fiscalía no cumplió con los plazos de 120 días para formalizar la acusación contra el exministro Ricardo Bonilla, lo que llevó a su liberación, y acusa a la Fiscalía de intentar criminalizarlo con fines electorales.

The speaker criticizes the government's contradictory criminal policy, highlighting how lifting arrest warrants for dangerous gang leaders undermines law enforcement efforts against violent criminal bands responsible for numerous homicides.

Roy Barreras critica la falta de marco jurídico en la política de paz total en Colombia, argumentando que los grupos ilegales han abusado de la laxitud y no deben recibir vocería política.

Mañanas BLU covers two major Colombian news stories: the release of 23 criminal gang leaders under the urban peace policy, prompting Medellín mayor Federico Gutiérrez to contact US security agencies about extradition, and the unanimous Ecopetrol board decision to send president Ricardo Roa on 70 days of vacation followed by unpaid leave.