Cecilia Vega, a correspondent on CBS News’ “60 Minutes,” says she is worried about the future of the program after her termination this week. Multiple outlets report that Vega is among several “60 Minutes” staff members removed as CBS News reorganizes the newsmagazine. Alongside Vega, fellow correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi and “60 Minutes” executive producer Tanya Simon are reported to be departing. Variety and other coverage describe Vega’s public comments as expressing fear about what will happen next for “60 Minutes,” including concern about where the broadcast is headed under new management. The Los Angeles Times reports that Vega also claims she faced political pressure and censorship at work. The Hollywood Reporter states that Nick Bilton is set to take over “60 Minutes.” Across the reports, Vega’s statements focus on uncertainty about the show’s direction and her own concerns about the editorial environment, while the staffing changes are presented as part of a CBS News restructuring. No outlets dispute the reported personnel changes or the basic timeline of her firing, but they differ in emphasis between her concerns about the program’s future and her allegations about censorship or political pressure.