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Ramos Receives Top Award from School of Communication
Acclaimed journalist Jorge Ramos, who recently endowed scholarships in the School of Communication, was honored during the University of Miami Student Media Awards.
Renowned journalist supports students through endowed scholarship
Jorge Ramos, an internationally acclaimed journalist and alumnus of the University of Miami, has created an endowed scholarship to support students in the School of Communication.
2021 Fred Dressler Leadership Award to Jorge Ramos
Jorge Ramos, anchor with Univision Noticias, will be honored with the Fred Dressler Leadership Award at the 15th annual Mirror Awards ceremony June 9. The awards, sponsored by Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, honor excellence in media industry reporting.
Baron, Hannah-Jones, Ramos, Zaitz and Ifill honored as SPJ Fellows of the Society
INDIANAPOLIS — The Society of Professional Journalists recognizes Marty Baron, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Jorge Ramos, Les Zaitz and, posthumously, Gwen Ifill, as Fellows of the Society, the highest professional honor awarded by SPJ, for extraordinary contribution to the profession of journalism.
Jorge Ramos Was the Best Debate Moderator Yet
The Univision anchor’s brilliant questions got the best (and worst) out of Democratic contenders.
Jorge Ramos’s expulsion, and the sorry state of Venezuelan media
EARLIER THIS WEEK, the Nicolás Maduro regime detained and expelled journalist Jorge Ramos, one of the most famous news anchors in the world, along with the rest of his crew because Maduro didn’t like the questions Ramos was asking. If a journalist as well-known as Ramos and a network as large as Univision can be expelled from the country, what will be the fate of the local press in Venezuela?
The Interrogator
Jorge Ramos’ tense confrontation with Nicolás Maduro should come as no surprise. He’s spent his career getting under the skin of the powerful.
An Unimaginable Combination: Journalists React to the Jorge Ramos-Donald Trump Confrontation.
During an August 2015 press conference in Iowa, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos attempted to ask the frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump, a question about Trump’s proposal to deport undocumented immigrants from the United States.
Commencement speech by Jorge Ramos to the students of the Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY. September 14, 2018. My message today is very simple: there are no stupid questions.
People with power -presidents, dictators, kings and queens, business leaders, celebrities, generals, judges, commanders, police officers, social media influencers and all kind of bullies- would love to tell you (or make you feel) that your questions are irrelevant, unimportant and frankly stupid. .
First day of Los Angeles Times Festival of Books offers a little something for everyone
President Trump’s immigration policies, L.A.’s homeless crisis, the women’s movement and the culture of food were just a few of the topics covered during the first day of the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on the USC campus.
Jorge Ramos’ New Book, ‘Stranger,’ is a Journalist’s Manifesto
When Mexican-American journalist Jorge Ramos went mano a mano against then-presidential candidate Donald Trump in an Iowa press conference in 2015, he didn’t blink. Ramos, a veteran reporter and anchor for the Spanish-language Univision network, questioned Trump’s bashing of Mexicans and U.S. immigration policy.
San Antonio Book Festival A World Without Walls
There were no walls dividing the thousands of people from all backgrounds and all walks of life at the San Antonio Book Festival in the city’s Tricentennial year. Saturday was a great, single-day merging of people, young and old, rich and poor and middle class, Latino, white, and black.
In His New Book, Univision’s Jorge Ramos Shares Why He Feels Like A ‘Stranger’ In His Own Country
Jorge Ramos, Univision network’s news anchor for over 30 years, has spent more than half of his life in the United States. But despite leaving his native Mexico in 1983, having two children born in this country and becoming a U.S. citizen 10 years ago, he now says he feels like a stranger here. He shares why in his new book “Stranger: The Challenge of a Latino Immigrant in the Trump Era.”
My Confrontation with Trump Made Me Feel Like a Stranger in My Own Country
At a press conference in 2015, Jorge Ramos was told by a Trump supporter to “get out of my country” after having an argument with the future president.
Who gets to dream? America’s immigration battles go beyond walls and borders.
Mexican-American journalist Jorge Ramos’ new book, “Stranger: The Challenge of a Latino Immigrant in the Trump Era,” will be released on Feb. 27, 2018. (GIO ALMA/VINTAGE BOOKS)
Cover the story. Don’t be the story.
It’s Lesson No. 1 from day one for all journalists. Veteran newscaster Jorge Ramos, however, didn’t have much of a choice.
As explained in his memoir, “Stranger: The Challenge of a Latino Immigrant in the Trump Era,” Ramos was just trying to do his job. One candidate wouldn’t let him.
Who gets to dream? America’s immigration battles go beyond walls and borders.
Review of “Stranger” by Jorge Ramos, “The Making of a Dream” by Laura Wides-Muñoz and “The Line Becomes a River” by Francisco Cantú.
My father is a dreamer. He dreamed of America, of having his children grow up here, even though it meant trading a decent existence in Peru for a harder path. My mother dreamed, too, mainly of returning, which we did, often enough that, in whatever place I was, I dreamed of the other.
Booklist
Issue: February 1, 2018
Stranger: The Challenges of a Latino Immigrant in the Trump Era.
Ramos, Jorge (Author). Translated by Ezra E. Fitz.
Mar 2018. 208 p. Vintage, paperback, $15. (9780525563792). 070.9.
Ramos, an Emmy-winning journalist, syndicated columnist, and Univision anchor, attained even greater
visibility in August 2015 when presidential candidate Donald Trump had him thrown out of a press
conference in Iowa. Ramos tells the full story of that confrontation by way of launching this timely and
clarifying mix of candid memoir and sharp commentary about “what it means to be a Latino immigrant in
the time of Trump.” Ramos reflects on why, even though he has lived in the U.S. for 35 years and has
become a citizen and a father, he still feels like a stranger. He recounts his difficult decision to leave
Mexico as a fledgling journalist to escape state censorship, asserts journalism’s role as a “public service,”
and expresses his love for the U.S., an “experiment . . . based on the extraordinary process of converting
‘others’ into ‘us.’” Under Trump, this inclusiveness is grievously imperiled. Decrying discrimination and
deportation and the tragic predicament of the courageous Dreamers, he calls for resistance against the
erosion of freedom. Ramos also celebrates Latino lives and finds reasons for optimism.
— Donna Seaman
STRANGER. The Challenge of a Latino Immigrant in the Trump Era. – KIRKUS REVIEW
The celebrated Mexican-American journalist takes on the anti-immigration tenor of the Trump era.
On Aug. 25, 2015, Donald Trump had the author removed from a press conference in Iowa, telling him, “go back to Univision.” Already well-known for his role as anchor at that network, Ramos (Take a Stand: Lessons from Rebels, 2016, etc.) was thrust further into the spotlight following the incident, an experience that also led him to further soul-searching regarding his status as a legal immigrant in an increasingly anti-immigrant political and social landscape.
Jorge Ramos is granted the Gabo Excellence Award
Jorge Ramos defines himself in two ways: as a journalist and as an immigrant. After a thirty-year career in the United States, interviewing the most powerful people in the world and covering some of the biggest stories in recent history—the Gulf War, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the 9/11 attacks, the civil war in El Salvador, among others—the Mexican journalist will receive the Excellence Award granted by the Gabriel García Márquez Journalism Awards.
Jorge Ramos to Host New Interview-Driven Series For Fusion
It’s a busy month for Univision and Fusion news anchor Jorge Ramos.
Not only will Ramos receive the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Television Political Journalism on Friday, April 28th, but it was announced earlier today that he’ll host a new series of interview-driven specials for Fusion.
Jorge Ramos: Donald Trump, I Don’t Want to Be Your Friend
Jorge Ramos spoke about being an immigrant and journalist in the age of President Trump at Harvard University’s Goldsmith Awards Ceremony. Ramos provided his transcript to TIME.
Shorenstein Center Announces Six Finalists for 2017 Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting; Jorge Ramos to Receive Career Award
Cambridge, MA — Six finalists for the Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting have been announced by the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School. The winner of the Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting will be announced at an awards ceremony on March 2, 2017, at the Kennedy School. Additionally, Jorge Ramos, Emmy-winning anchorman for Noticiero Univision, will receive the Goldsmith Career Award for Excellence in Journalism and deliver the keynote speech.
Lunch with the FT: rebel anchor Jorge Ramos
Those of us with roots in Latin America know that timekeeping isn’t one of our most celebrated characteristics. There had also been a tropical rainstorm in the morning, leaving Miami’s steaming roads thick with traffic. But Jorge Ramos, who has made puncturing Latino stereotypes something of his life’s work, arrives at 1pm with the on-the-second punctuality of a practised television broadcaster.
Ramos: Trump in ‘panic mode with Latinos’
Univision and Fusion anchor Jorge Ramos tells Brian Stelter that standing up to Trump is a journalist’s duty. He’s still waiting for an interview with Trump.
Jorge Ramos partners on fund for undocumented entrepreneurs
A new project to help encourage social endeavors led by undocumented men and women was announced this week by a consortium of partners including Fusion anchor Jorge Ramos. The project is designed to support the entrepreneurial pursuits of the nearly 4.5 million young people without legal status in the United States.
E4FC Joins with Jorge Ramos and Other Donors to Provide Financial Support for Entrepreneurial Projects Led by Undocumented Young People
SAN FRANCISCO, CA (July 12, 2016). Educators for Fair Consideration (E4FC) today launched FUSE, the Fund for Undocumented Social Entrepreneurs, an initiative to foster and provide financial support for the entrepreneurial projects of undocumented young people working to create positive social change. In 2016, E4FC plans to disburse $250,000 in funding through $5,000 to $50,000 one-year grants. Preliminary applications are due August 5, 2016.
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what i’ve learned – loud and clear.
For years, Jorge Ramos has been the face of Univision, America’s most influential Spanish-language news channel. Although seen by millions of people, for a time he was largely unknown to just as many.
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Univision’s Jorge ramos Takes a sTand
The prominenT anchor of The Top-raTed SpaniSh-language newScaST—and hoST of a newS Show on The engliSh-language, millennial-TargeTed fuSion neTwork—haS maSTered The arT of poliTe confronTaTion wiTh Some of The world’S moST powerful people.
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Donald Trump nemesis Jorge Ramos talks election 2016 and the battle for immigrant rights
Journalist and author Jorge Ramos is the voice of Univision and of myriad Latinos here and throughout Latin America.
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Patt Morrison asks: Univision anchorman Jorge Ramos
Jorge Ramos has sat in an anchorman’s chair longer than Walter Cronkite – about 30 years at Univision’s flagship nightly news program. And even in today’s fractured media market, the journalist commands a TV audience of more than 2 million. Considerable though his resume is – a weekly public affairs show and radio shows, a column and an English-language program for young adults – his name is even bigger than his roles.
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Jorge Ramos, 58
For much of white America, Ramos became a household name only after Donald Trump kicked him out of a press conference in August. But Ramos, who has co-hosted Univision’s flagship Spanish-language news show for almost 30 years, might be the most influential journalist in the U.S.
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Jorge Ramos Talks ‘Take a Stand’
The Spanish-language journalist and author chats with “GMA” co-anchor George Stephanopoulos about his new book, “Take a Stand: Lessons From Rebels.”
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Why Jorge Ramos Won The Democratic Debate.
Univision anchor Jorge Ramos was on fire during last night’s Democratic debate.
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Univision Aims to Make Hispanic Voting Bloc Even More Formidable
About 11 million Hispanics voted in the 2012 presidential election, fewer than half of those who were eligible. Activists in both major political parties have been trying to increase that number, through voter registration drives and appeals over issues like immigration and wage stagnation on the left, and economic freedom on the right.
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Univision’s Ramos Seeks New Audiences On Facebook — And Draws Millions
On the campaign trail, the chief anchor of the Spanish-language network Univision, Jorge Ramos, chases three quarries: voters, viewers and relevance.
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Jorge Ramos: How to Disobey Your Boss to Get Ahead
Jorge Ramos is a journalist, an anchor for the Fusion and Univision networks and the author of the upcoming book Take A Stand: Thirty Years of Lessons From Rebels
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Jorge Ramos: The Campaign Helps Reveal the Future of TV. More people are getting their news on smaller screens
Jorge Ramos, a TIME 100 honoree, is the author of the upcoming book Take A Stand and a news anchor for Univision and Fusion.
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Ramos Tells Journalists: Don’t Apologize for Doing Your Job
Univision anchor Jorge Ramos, who famously faced down presidential candidate Donald Trump over immigration, urged journalists not to back down when it comes to confronting those in power.
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Univision’s Jorge Ramos Discusses Journalism And That Donald Trump News Conference
Mexican-American journalist Jorge Ramos has worked in a number of authoritarian countries, including Venezuela and Cuba, but until this summer, he had never been ejected from a news conference.
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Jorge Ramos’s Long Game
On a Tuesday morning earlier this month, Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, Ariz., waited near a side entrance of the Tent City Jail, the open-air compound he operates in Phoenix. Several female inmates were lined up before him, hands behind their backs, ankles linked by chains.
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The Man Who Wouldn’t Sit Down
When Jorge Ramos travels in Middle America, nobody recognizes him—until somebody does. Ramos is the evening-news co-anchor on Univision, the country’s largest Spanish-language TV network, a job he has held since 1986.
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Jorge Ramos Is Not Walter Cronkite
Shortly after Donald Trump’s bodyguard forcibly removed him from a press conference in Dubuque, Iowa, the Univision news anchor Jorge Ramos declared that the ejection had caught him by surprise.
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Univision’s Jorge Ramos: Reporters Need to Get Tougher on Donald Trump
A network anchor calls on his colleagues to do better
Days after exchanging heated words with Donald Trump, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos has some words to share with his fellow national political reporters: Do more to make Trump answer the tough questions.
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Jorge Ramos Commits Journalism, Gets Immediately Attacked by Journalists
The Republican presidential candidate leading every poll, Donald Trump, recently unveiled his plan to forcibly deport all 11 million human beings residing in the U.S. without proper documentation, roughly half of whom have children born in the U.S.
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Testy News Conference Exchange Puts Donald Trump’s Quirks on Display
It was Donald J. Trump at his neediest, pleading with the television anchor in front of him to acknowledge a poll that, he said, showed that Hispanics really do love him. “You saw that, right?” he asked. “Did you see it? Wait. Did you see it?”
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Jorge Ramos Praises Fox, Calls Trump ‘Loudest Voice of Intolerance, Division, and Hatred’
Univision anchor Jorge Ramos found himself “surprised” today to be praising Fox News for last week’s Republican debate, but he still had a lot to say about Donald Trump being a huge blowhard.
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Jorge Ramos’ Show Isn’t A Mouthpiece For Democrats, Despite Conservatives’ Allegations
WASHINGTON — Conservatives have charged that Univision, particularly its influential host Jorge Ramos, hasn’t been fair to them. A new report on Ramos’ show, however, found that the program doesn’t refuse to give conservatives a chance to voice their views.
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The 100 Most Influential People – Jorge Ramos – America’s news anchorJorge.
Ramos is silver-haired and gray-eyed, but inside that ring of steel beats a heart of gold.
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- Jorge Ramos, Voice of Latino Voters on Univision, Sends Shiver Through G.O.P.
- Jorge Ramos Ends Frenetic Week with ‘Reliable Sources’ Appearance
- Finally a News Anchor Challenged the President Over Deportations – New York Times
- Jorge Ramos on Pres. Obama: Pressure from the Latino community was felt – CNN’s AC360
- Jorge Ramos to Hannity: Legal Immigration is Best, But Millions of Americans are Breaking the Law – Fox News – Hannity
- ‘You’re Served by Immigrants’: Jorge Ramos Faces Off with Hannity – Mediaite
- Univision Anchor to Obama: ‘You Destroyed Many Families’ – Wall Street Journal
- President Obama Clashes With TV Anchor In Testy Interview – BuzzFeed
- Obama bristles at ‘deporter-in-chief’ label in Fusion interview – New York Post
- Jorge Ramos Delivers Riveting Acceptance Speech At CPJ Press Freedom Awards: ‘We Have To Take A Stand’
- TIME – América’s News Anchor.
Jorge Ramos is not just another journalist. And his opinions count with millions By Michael Scherer/Miami - Jorge Ramos Named Best News/Public Affairs Host of 2014 by Cablefax
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- Why TV Anchor Jorge Ramos Swam Across The Rio Grande
- Biggest Scorer in World Cup? Maybe Univision
- The Jorge Ramos factor
- Talking TV Ratings, Immigration, and Salsa Sales With Univision Anchor Jorge Ramos
- Univision’s Ramos Takes Aim at All That Media Bias Stuff
- Jorge Ramos Finalizes Deal to Remain at Fusion (Exclusive)
- Meet Fusion, The ABC-Univision Frankenbaby That Wants Millennials To Laugh And Get Their News On
- Speaking to Young Latinos, in English. Fusion Sets Its Sights on a Multicultural Generation
- The Biz: Jorge Ramos Breaks News Barriers on Fusion
- Fusion, ABC and Univision’s love child, targets Latino millennials and their hipster BFFs
- Jorge Ramos: Fusion Will Be ‘Very Loud Voice’ Unless Immigration Reform Passes
- Univision’s English-Language News Network, Fusion, Targets Millennials
- Jorge Ramos: Latinos are ’17 percent of the population, but we only have three senators’
- Fusion Unveils Programming to Engage and Champion a Diverse America
- For the Hispanic media, it’s all about John Boehner
- Univision’s Jorge Ramos a powerful voice on immigration
- Univision of the future
- The 2012 Sol Taishoff Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism Winner
- Univision, ABC News team up on TV network for English-speaking Latinos
- National Press Foundation Announces 2012 Awards for Accomplishment
- Immigration Reform’s Wild-Card Power Broker
- The Guardian on Univision
- The Candidates Face Hispanic Voters
- N2K Presidential: Why Jorge Ramos Matters
- The Jorge Ramos advantage
- NPR: With No Latino Moderators For Debates, Univision announces its ‘own party’.
- President barack obama and governor mitt romney address hispanic voters in first-of-its-kind meet the candidate events september 19 and 20 in florida
- Univision Creates Own Candidate Forum, Questions About Diversity in Presidential Debates Remain
- Univision to Host First-Ever Hispanic Focused Meet the Candidate Events with President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney in Partnership with Facebook
- LaTimes.com | Univision campaigns for Latino-led debate
- Forbes.com | Univision’s Jorge Ramos Explains Why Latinos Need Their Own Presidential Debate
- The Next Frontier In TV: English News For Latinos
- Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Process
- RTDNA to Honor Univision’s Jorge Ramos with John F. Hogan Distinguished Service Award
- The Making Of El Presidente 2012: Spanish-Language TV And The Election
- Tonight on “ABC World News”: Univision’s Jorge Ramos Talks to Diane Sawyer About the Supreme Court Ruling on Immigration
- In first Univision interview, Rubio defends immigration views, declines to call Obama ‘socialist’
- Jorge Ramos, Univision Anchor, Criticizes Obama Campaign For Using His Image In Advertisement
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- Newsman of the Americas – Multichannel News -New York, USA
- Gatopartod Magazine, June 2003
- USA Today August 24, 2001
- Columbia to Award Cabot Prizes to Four Journalists for Excellence in Reporting on Latin America July 5, 2001
- Sun Sentinel, Florida 20 de June 2001
- Nightline, ABC News 3 de March 2001
- Jorge Ramos “Newsmaker” January 2001
- Miami Herald January 2001
- “The leader of the pack” Hispanic Trend December 2000
- US News 18 de December 2000
- The Orange County Register October 2000
- Wall Street Journal 3 de October 2000
- Hispanic Trend Magazine September 2000