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Pamela Díaz Reportedly Leaves Hay que Decirlo Amid Canal 13 Restructuring

August 12, 2026 Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor Entertainment

Pamela Díaz has exited the Chilean afternoon talk show “Hay que Decirlo” on Canal 13 amid a sweeping network restructuring, according to coverage by La Cuarta. The sudden departure of one of the network’s most prominent on-air personalities triggered widespread speculation regarding staff cutbacks, prompting both Díaz and co-host Ignacio Gutiérrez to address the network-level decisions on air, as reported by BioBioChile.

The Network Restructuring at Canal 13

According to reporting by Ojo a la Tele, “Hay que Decirlo” dropped Díaz as part of a deep corporate restructuring.

Addressing Staff Reductions On Air

Social media commentary quickly linked Díaz’s departure to concurrent layoffs affecting crew members Gissella and Manu, drawing sharp rebukes from viewers. Per accounts published by AS Chile, Díaz pushed back against the public accusations directly, telling critics to “stop the show” and clarifying that the terminations were strictly “channel decisions.”

Co-host Ignacio Gutiérrez echoed those statements on the program, reinforcing that the talent adjustments and crew reductions originated from executive management rather than individual on-air personalities.

Managing Talent Retention and Contractual Shifts

Pamela Díaz da su opinión sobre caso Di Mondo l Hay Que Decirlo

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