Veronica Villafañe

Laura Rodríguez has made the jump from the newsroom to the corporate communications world.

Salomé Ramírez has been named assistant director of communications at the Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center at the Atlantic Council.

Independent journalist Mario Guevara, arrested by police during a "No Kings" protest while livestreaming coverage, now faces deportation proceedings.

The Committee to Protect Journalists has appointed José Zamora as Regional Director for the Americas.

Steve Malavé has returned to the newsroom, joining Tampa's WFTS-TV ABC Action News as the station's executive reporter.

Tom Llamas has begun his new role as NBC Nightly News managing editor and anchor.

In a major ad sales leadership change, Donna Speciale is stepping down as TelevisaUnivision’s president of U.S. Advertising Sales and Marketing.

Jaime Cárdenas has joined AOL as audience development editor.

TelevisaUnivision and Disney Entertainment announced a multi-region distribution partnership aimed at expanding Spanish-language audience reach for both companies.

Ronald Day has landed a new job, leading the Miss Universe Organization.

Alex Rivera has joined Spectrum News as national executive producer for Spectrum's new Spanish-language streaming network.

Javier Zarracina has joined The Washington Post as Head of Graphics.

David Plazas is leaving his role as Opinion and Engagement Director at The Tennessean after more than a decade. His last day in Nashville is May 2. He is moving to a new position as Opinion Editor at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, a Cox Enterprises-owned paper. He starts in Atlanta on May 5. Plazas joined The

Sandra Thomas has decided to leave Voice of America after nearly six years in leadership roles at the news agency. She most recently served as director of VOA’s Latin America Division, a role she was promoted to in April 2023 after serving as acting director since June 2022. Thomas-Esquivel joined VOA in 2019 as Spanish

Reporter John Paul Barajas has been promoted to weekend evening anchor at KSAT.

Natalie Cabieses now leads the news department of the Hearst-owned CBS affiliate in Des Moines, Iowa.

Former TelevisaUnivision executive José Rodríguez has launched his own firm, focusing on publicity, talent relations, and consulting for the entertainment industry.

Telemundo is launching "El Pelotazo," a new late-night live sports show that will air seven days a week.

Telemundo Tampa has hired Jonathan Bujosa as a multimedia journalist for its daily newscasts. He will make his on-air debut on Noticiero Telemundo 49 next week. Before joining the Telemundo-owned station, Bujosa worked as an MMJ at KWEX Univision San Antonio, where he covered daily news, produced digital content, and managed media logistics. Earlier in

Otto Padrón announced he is stepping down as President and CEO of Meruelo Media after more than a decade at the helm.