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KMEX’s Krauze will have show on Fusion

Posted on 05 March 2013. Tags: , , ,

Leon Krauze

Leon Krauze

León Krauze, main anchor for KMEX-34 in Los Angeles, is the first Univision on-air talent to land a show on Fusion, the Univision/ABC joint venture scheduled to launch at the end of the summer.

No details have yet been offered about the new cable network’s programming grid, but sources reveal producers are currently developing a “talk and interview” program for León and they’ll soon be posting some material on the ABC-Univision website.

In early February, the networks officially announced that ABC’s Jim Avila would be Fusion’s first White House correspondent.

A week later, Univision signed Dr. Juan José Rivera as chief medical correspondent, saying he would appear regularly on Fusion.

So far, no other announcements have been made with regards to who will be the on-air talent for the new network.

Here’s an English-language commentary by León recorded last year for Univision News:

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2 Responses to “KMEX’s Krauze will have show on Fusion”

  1. Karlo Solis says:
    March 5, 2013 at 9:55 PM

    So he knows how to read a teleprompter. I’m not impressed. Too much blabla bla very little susbstance. Ramos and Krauze get a talk show and all of the sudden it’s OK to be opinionated…. and then they go back to the news anchoe desk the next day as if nothing ever happened…

  2. Karlo Solis says:
    March 6, 2013 at 4:53 PM

    he says he understands an issue but finds it hard to believe… then, he doesn’t understand it very well…

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I'm an Emmy award-winning journalist, who's worked as an on-air reporter in Spanish and English-language television news. I've worked for Univision, Telemundo, CNN en Español and Los Angeles Fox and UPN stations before diving into a convergence model at the San Jose Mercury News. I was president of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists from 2004 to 2006, and inducted into the Hall of Fame in August of 2016. As an online news manager, I was West Coast Web Editor for impreMedia and Managing Editor of IntersectionsSouthLA.org. In addition to running Media Moves, which I founded in June of 2007, I'm a regular contributor to Forbes and also do freelance work as writer, reporter and producer.
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