Cuarto Poder Final Episode: Broadcast December 23
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“Fourth Power” Investigative Journalism Program to End on Wapa Television
What Happened?
After four years of investigative journalism in Puerto Rico, the program “Fourth Power,” led by political analyst Jay Fonseca on Wapa television, will conclude on December 23, 2025. Fonseca confirmed the news on his podcast, “Las Noticias con Calle,” stating that next week’s broadcast will be the final edition.
The final edition of the program will air on Tuesday, December 23, at 10:00 PM.
Why Does This Matter?
“Fourth Power” has been a critically important force in Puerto Rican media, known for its in-depth investigations and critical analysis of political and social issues. Its departure marks a shift in the landscape of investigative journalism on the island. The program’s focus on accountability and openness has influenced public discourse and prompted responses from government officials and other institutions.
Who is Affected?
The end of “Fourth Power” impacts several groups:
- Viewers: Lose a source of investigative reporting and political analysis.
- Jay Fonseca: Transitions to focus on his other program, “Data is data,” while remaining with Wapa Television.
- Wapa Television: Adjusts its programming schedule and potentially loses a key draw for viewers interested in investigative journalism.
- Puerto Rican Public: Experiences a reduction in dedicated investigative journalism resources.
Timeline of “fourth Power”
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Program Launch | Approximately 2021 (based on four-year run) |
| Announcement of Program End | December 19, 2025 |
| final Broadcast | December 23, 2025 |
Fonseca’s Future at Wapa Television
Despite the conclusion of “Cuarto Poder,” Jay Fonseca will remain with Wapa Television, continuing to host “Data is data.” He confirmed he has a current contract with the station and expressed gratitude for the support wapa provided to “Fourth Power” throughout its four-year run. He stated,”I thank Wapa for having helped this media space for the four years that ‘Cuarto Poder’ has been on the air. Anyway, thanks to Wapa Televisión, I’m not going to say anything other than thank you for the years in which they maintained the project.”
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Next Steps
Viewers interested in investigative journalism in Puerto Rico should seek out option sources of reporting, such as the El Nuevo Día newspaper and other independent media outlets. Continued support for quality journalism is crucial for maintaining accountability and transparency in Puerto Rico.