Jorge Ramos Paves the Way for Future Generations as He Departures Univision

Jorge Ramos’ Legacy in International Communications

Jorge Ramos will no longer serve as the face of Univision after 38 years as the anchor of Noticiero Univision. The Spanish-language network in the United States announced on Monday that both parties have reached a mutual agreement not to renew the journalist’s contract. Ramos will step down from his role as co-anchor of Noticiero Univision at the end of 2024, following the presidential elections in the USA. He expressed gratitude for his four decades with Univision and pride in being part of a team that has established significant leadership over the years.

Career Highlights and Challenges

Born in Mexico City 66 years ago, Ramos began his journalistic journey in his homeland. After facing censorship issues at Televisa, he emigrated to the United States in 1983. In 1985, he joined Univision, where he became the most significant Spanish-language news anchor in the country, captivating over 2 million viewers each night. In addition to his news anchor role, Ramos hosts Al Punto, a weekly program that has further solidified his influence.

• Ramos has interviewed global leaders, including Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
• He has reported on significant events, shaping public knowledge and discourse, from wars to the impact of 9/11.
• Ramos' interactions with Donald Trump reflect a challenging dynamic centered around crucial immigration discussions.

The Future Beyond Univision

Although his tenure at Univision ends, Ramos commits to advocating for the Hispanic community. He remains an influential voice, emphasizing the essential questions of today's political climate and the rights of immigrants. His resolve stands firmly against hatred and discrimination, continuing his mission of rigorous journalism.