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Ramos’ daily show on Fusion downsized to weekly

March 4, 2014 by Veronica Villafañe

Jorge RamosAfter a network spokesperson denied in early February that “America,” the show Jorge Ramos anchors on Fusion, would be scaled back from a daily to a weekly, today it was confirmed that’s exactly what will happen.

Starting March 18, “America” will only air on Tuesday nights at 7 and 10 pm.

Since Fusion’s launch at the end of October of last year, Jorge has been pulling double duty – hosting “America” after anchoring “Noticias Univision” with María Elena Salinas Monday through Friday. In addition, he hosts “Al Punto,” a half-hour pre taped Sunday public affairs program on Univision.

While his on-air presence has been reduced at the English-language Univision/ABC joint venture, he has just finalized a new deal to remain at Fusion through the 2016 presidential election.

“We are thrilled that he will continue to bring his signature brand of journalism to our viewers in the years ahead,” said Fusion CEO Isaac Lee in a written statement.

The show’s downsizing comes less than 2 months after Fusion eliminated “DNA,” hosted by Derrick Ashong and announced it would reorganize “The Morning Show,” moving it to a primetime slot.

 

Filed Under: People, Programming, TV & Radio Tagged With: America, Fusion, Jorge Ramos, Univision

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  1. Lucio Vázquez says

    March 5, 2014 at 2:13 PM

    Poor Isaac “Lee”, “Lichtenstein” or whatever he wants to name himself… IS THIS Fusion? Really?… I do not think so, rather THIS IS just the beginning of the end of THIS BIG and PITIFUL (ouch!) FAILURE… Everything, sooner or later, is paid in this life, dear Mr. Lee -and all you too Cotte, Artiles, Loris and Mr. Coronel(L)-… Dad KHARMA, why did you take so long? I did not forget you guys, but I know that some day I will return to recover what me belongs. Oh yes! I hope you never forget THIS either… Thanks for everything.

    • Miguel L says

      March 5, 2014 at 2:47 PM

      Bitter, table for one.

      • Lucio Vázquez says

        March 5, 2014 at 4:03 PM

        I don’t care what you think… It’s just my experience with these people, experience that you can’t understand because you didn’t live it, so SHUT UP!…

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Hispanic media and entertainment contributor to Forbes.

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