Lucia Navarro, a distinguished journalist with an extensive broadcasting career spanning the United States, Mexico, and Central and South America, currently serves as the VP of News and Editorial at Americano Media Group, a conservative organization dedicated to the Latino community in the United States.Her journey began in Monterrey, Mexico, where she completed her Communication studies at the prestigious Technological Institute of Higher Education of Monterrey (ITESM), earning recognition as an outstanding professional. Lucia's journalism career commenced in 1984 in Monterrey, co-anchoring the Morning news show "Al Aire" and later becoming the co-host of "Buenos Dias" at Televisa from 1986 to 1993.Venturing into Houston, Texas, Lucia joined Telemundo, anchoring the Prime Time newscast and serving as Content Editor. In 2001, her talent led NBC-Telemundo to recruit her as the main anchor for the Prime Time newscast at KVEA Channel 52 in Los Angeles, California, where she swiftly became a prominent figure in the Hispanic Television Market.Joining CNN en Español, Lucia anchored the daily newscast "Actualidad en Vivo" and the News Magazine "Cafe CNN" from Atlanta, Georgia. Her coverage included major events like the Democratic Convention in 2012, the US Presidential Elections the same year, and the 2014 Panama Election.Lucia's career highlights feature interviews with world leaders such as Former US President Donald Trump, US Judiciary Committee President Jim Jordan, and the Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Jose Miguel Insulza, among others. Her commitment to journalism is evident in coverage of significant events, earning multiple Emmy Awards.Beyond her professional achievements, Lucia dedicates herself to community service, recognized with the Bert Corona Award in 2004 for leadership on immigration issues. Fluent in English and Spanish, Lucia Navarro remains a trailblazer, leaving an indelible mark on national and international media landscapes.