CNN en Espanol adds Oppenheimer Presenta to Sunday programming
Posted by Elena del Valle on March 28, 2012
Andrés Oppenheimer in Oppenheimer Presenta on CNN en Español
Photo: CNN en Español
Starting on the first Sunday in April CNN en Español will air Oppenheimer Presenta, a weekly show hosted by Andrés Oppenheimer, in the network’s United States and Latin America feeds. Every Sunday at 9 p.m. Oppenheimer Presenta will examine “the major trends on current topics and how they affect people, families, and countries.”
The host will present a weekly topic and feature interviews with personalities including analysis and comments by special guests. In the first show, Oppenheimer addresses the legalization of drugs and Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos is the featured guest. The programs will also reflect the topics addressed by Oppenheimer in his weekly The Miami Herald column syndicated to 60 newspapers.
Oppenheimer was a 1987 Pulitzer Prize co-winner, along with the journalism team of The Miami Herald. In 1993, he received the Premio Ortega y Gasset of the newspaper El País in Madrid, and was selected one of the 500 most important journalists of the United States by the Forbes Media Guide. In 2001, he received the Premio Rey de España given by the EFE agency and the King of Spain. The following year, Poder magazine selected him as one of the 100 most powerful figures in Latin America.
CNN en Español, the first 24-hour television network of CNN independently produced in a language other than English, was launched March 17, 1997. The network provides continuous regional and world news coverage with context and in-depth analysis, and shows on the economy, finances, health, technology and entertainment. CNN en Español has a subscriber base up to 27 million households and hotel rooms in Latin America and 7 million households in the United States.
Nice blog ! :)
Estimado Sr Openheimer
Hoy, 23 de diciembre del 2012, ud pregunto a quienes nos gustaria que ud entrevistara el proximo anio, aqui van mis sugerencias:
– Cristina Fernander de K. presidenta de Argentina
– Sr Mujica y su esposa, presidente de Uruguay
– el board o principal directivo de Teach for America
Gracias por su atencion, saludos cordiales y
Felices Fiestas
Lili G.S.
Lili G.S.,
You might be interested in the interview with Amanda Fernandez of Teach for America – https://www.hispanicmpr.com/2012/07/09/listen-to-podcast-interview-with-amanda-fernandez-vp-latino-community-partnerships-teach-for-america-about-educational-inequity/
Best,
Elena
tomorrow with one r and is under construction.
To: Mr. Andres Oppenheimer:
Sir: I was flabbergasted to hear, what I considered to be
an open minded, fair and honest reporter come up with absurd comments during your interview this Sunday March 24, 2013 .
Can you name one country that permits the requisites
you demanded in order to state that the elections in that
country were fair and impartial ? Canada, U.S.A., Spain, Italy, France, Germany, England etc.
None of these counties do.
To make a request, in violation of the Constitution of
Venezuela seems ridiculous. Already the opposition has
obtained an additional month to the one month requirement written in the Constitution.
You yourself admit during the one hour show , that several months (2-3) were needed.
The problem here as I see it. The opposition has picked a candidate that has already lost before in a National Election.
A person like Capriles Randosky, a single male known as a womanizer should not have been the candidate. They have
no one to blame but themselves for the loss that is coming.
I have yet to see the candidate that three weeks before an election, win with a 14 to 18% poll deficit.
Mr. Berg was correct, they are going about it the wrong way.