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“Betty, la fea” tendrá una nueva temporada: esto es lo que se sabe

Los fans de “Betty, la fea” podrán seguir disfrutando de la serie, ya que Prime Video anunció que prepara una nueva temporada de la historia creada en Colombia que, con el paso de los años, se ha extendido a gran parte del mundo.

El anuncio se difundió a través de un video en el que el personaje de Betty ofrece una conferencia de prensa en representación de la empresa ficticia Eco Moda. Durante el mensaje, Betty -interpretada por Ana María Orozco- asegura que “todavía hay mucha tela por cortar” y confirma el regreso de varias estrellas para esta nueva entrega. Antes de concluir, Betty adelanta que volverá alguien que debió quedarse en el pasado, sin dar más detalles.

La nueva entrega es la tercera temporada de “Betty la fea: la historia continúa”, serie que debutó en 2024 como secuela de “Yo soy Betty, la fea”, la exitosa telenovela producida por RCN que se transmitió originalmente entre 1999 y 2001.

Hasta el momento no se han revelado detalles sobre la trama ni se ha confirmado oficialmente el elenco de esta tercera temporada. Cabe recordar que las dos entregas anteriores reunieron a gran parte de los actores originales de la telenovela, entre ellos Ana María Orozco en el papel de Betty, Jorge Enrique Abello como Armando Mendoza y Mario Duarte en el rol de Nicolás Mora, además de otros actores que marcaron a toda una generación.

“Yo soy Betty, la fea” obtuvo un Récord Guinness por ser la telenovela con mayor número de adaptaciones en el mundo. La historia fue doblada a unos 15 idiomas y dio origen a 19 versiones realizadas en distintos países. A casi tres décadas de su estreno, la historia mantiene una fuerte presencia en las plataformas de streaming y continúa siendo uno de los referentes más importantes de la televisión latinoamericana.

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Turnover of Senate-confirmed officials in Trump’s second term outpaces all 21st century administrations

(CNN) — More Senate-confirmed officials have left President Donald Trump’s second administration in its first 18 months than they have during the same period in other 21st century administrations, according to a nonpartisan organization’s review of the turnover published Wednesday.The review from Partnership for Public Service, a group that focuses on improving the federal government, found that as of Monday, 27 Senate-confirmed officials in Cabinet departments have departed the administration — a figure that outpaces the 11 departures in the first 18 months of Trump’s first administration, which was known for its turnover.The departures impacted 13 departments and included three Cabinet secretaries: Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Attorney General Pam Bondi and Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer. Other high-profile officials that have left include Secretary of the Navy John Phelan and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Susan Monarez.The review also found that the administration is slow to fill the vacancies with Trump sending fewer nominations to the Senate than even his first term. It does not include US attorneys, US marshals or ambassadors who have left or nominations for those positions.“Turnover on this scale does not just thin the government’s leadership ranks—it concentrates power in the president,” Chris Piper of the Partnership for Public Service wrote in a blog post. “Left unaddressed, more of the government will be led by officials installed without the Senate’s constitutionally required advice and consent, and it will be less able to do the work Americans depend on.”White House spokesperson Olivia Wales said in a statement to CNN, “President Trump has the most talented Cabinet in American history who work every day to implement his common sense, America First agenda. In just over one year, the President and his Cabinet have made our country greater than ever before with the most secure border in history, the largest middle-class tax cut ever, and the lowest murder rate since 1900. The President and his entire administration will continue to tirelessly implement the Trump agenda and achieve tremendous results for the American people.”While every president has appointed officials in “acting” capacity, which temporarily avoids the Senate confirmation process, Trump has done so more frequently and openly, CNN has previously reported.During his first term, Trump said, “Acting gives you much greater flexibility. A lot easier to do things.”The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2026 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All rights reserved.
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