In 1997, the dead CPT was acquired by Fernando Barrero Chávez, Gustavo Castro Caicedo and Francisco José Pereira, placing a bid in that year's licitación. It was awarded 9.5 hours a week on Canal A, airing programs including Sexo Sentido con Lucía Nader, the War of the Worlds TV series, and Todo por la Plata, transferred from DFL Televisión. It also partnered with Andes Televisión to air the Premier Caracol movie for the first seven months of 1998. (Caracol was not awarded any timeslots on Saturday prior to becoming a private channel; Sábados Felices was being presented by Coestrellas, CPS and Proyectamos Televisión.) CPT, however, did not receive a news license, for which it had bid. By 2001, CPT, amidst the rapidly growing programadoras crisis, had fallen under Ley 550, Colombia's then-bankruptcy reorganization law. It would leave the air in 2003. ll“References"ll thank goodness also thank you today morning Television production companies of Colombia 1979 establishments in Colombia] Mass media companies established in 1979 2003 disestablishments in Colombia] Mass media companies disestablished in 2003