- The Wall Street Journal Asia and Europe Editions (from January 1, 2017 to February 28, 2017). Assisted the news editor to proofread and cut stories for the page, write headlines, blurbs and photo captions. - The Wall Street Journal Americas (March 2015-December 31, 2016). Editions coordinator. My responsibilities included attending the paper’s morning editorial meeting and then briefing the WSJ Americas News Editor in order to help him decide what stories to carry on our print edition; translating and editing stories for WSJ Americas print and online editions; assisting the web editor to select and upload stories and videos to the web; and devising and implementing strategies to increase web traffic and social media engagement across all platforms.

Responsible for the print/digital local news agenda, assigning stories, and supervising reporters; planning special reports and features on city, state, and national politics; immigration and other social issues (education, transportation, affordable housing, crime, etc.); as well as coverage of on community, culture, lifestyle, and business. I reported to the paper’'s executive director.

Works side by side with the News Editor to build up the paper's local agenda, support the newsroom, help reporters in their assignments, and edit content. Will also work in close connection with the digital team in order to generate local digital content and be the link between the digital and print teams.

I wrote about national politics, books, and Latino culture: U.S., Fifth Largest Spanish-speaking Country. August 6, 2013 [http://nbclatino.com/2013/08/07/us-is-5th-largest-spanish-speaking-country-new-census-interactive-map/]Progressives for Obamacare. August 2, 2013 [http://nbclatino.com/2013/08/02/progressives-announce-launch-to-fight-back-obamacare-opponents/]Latinas and the Afro-Caribbean Heritage. August 5, 2013 [http://nbclatino.com/2013/08/05/latinas-and-the-african-presence-in-the-caribbean-3-fascinating-reads/]Progressives Fight Back Obamacare Opponents. August 2, 2013. [http://nbclatino.com/2013/08/02/progressives-announce-launch-to-fight-back-obamacare-opponents/] A longer version of this article can be retrieved at [http://www.hispanicny.com/2013/08/obamacare-progressives-launch-effort-to.html]Alvarez Guedes, Cuban Comedian, Dies [http://nbclatino.com/2013/07/31/nnnnoooooo-remembering-cuban-american-comedian-guillermo-alvarez-guedes/ ]Five Other Spanish Alias for Weiner. July 30, 2013 [http://nbclatino.com/2013/07/30/anthony-weiners-carlos-danger-alias-taken-heres-5-other-latin-lover-suggestions/] Economic Inequality and Latinos. July 29, 2013 [http://nbclatino.com/2013/07/29/a-look-at-economic-inequality-through-a-latino-lens/]Book Reviews: New Writers From Latin America. July 29, 2013 [http://nbclatino.com/2013/07/29/four-great-summer-reads-from-latin-american-and-latino-authors/ ]Latinbeat 2013: New Brave Latin American Cinema. July 19, 2013 [http://nbclatino.com/2013/07/19/beyond-borders-film-festival-offers-newest-hip-latin-american-movies/]José Kozer, Revered New York Poet Receives Pablo Neruda Poetry Award. July 12, 2013 [http://nbclatino.com/2013/07/12/revered-new-york-poet-wins-coveted-latin-american-prize/]Pope Francis, A Humble and Outspoken Man.  March 14, 2013 [http://nbclatino.com/2013/03/14/pope-francis-a-humble-and-outspoken-man-and-technically-also-italian/]See more at http://nbclatino.com/?s=Remeseira

Latino & Latin American Current Events, Opinion, Community & Culture. Main own stories:“Obama-Michelle and Evita-Perón: A Tale of Two Embraces.” Posted on November 10, 2012 [http://www.hispanicny.com/p/by-claudio-ivan-remeseira-posted.html]“Obama Wins Second Term: Essential Links, Videos & Analysis.” Posted November 2012 [http://www.hispanicny.com/p/blog-page_6.html]"Immigration Reform: Essential Links & Videos." [http://www.hispanicny.com/p/immigration-reform-essential-links.html]"Downton Abbey Revisited." [http://www.hispanicny.com/p/dowtown-i-understand-fe-eling-i-grew-up.html]"Relevance of José Martí." [http://www.hispanicny.com/p/normal-0-false-false-false-en-us-x-none_27.html]“Rubén Darío and Thanksgiving.” [http://www.hispanicny.com/p/ruben-dario-and-thanksgiving.html]“Jack Agüeros: A Tribute.” [http://www.hispanicny.com/p/jackagueros-tribute-by-claudio.html]“César Paternosto: The Burning Edges of Light.” Art review. [http://www.hispanicny.com/2012/10/art-review-cesar-paternosto-at-cecilia.html]“In the Time of the Butterflies.” Theater Review. [http://hispanicnewyorkproject.blogspot.com/2011/02/theater-review-en-el-tiempo-de-las_28.html]"Antonio Banderas Presents Spanish Cinema Cycle."[http://www.hispanicny.com/2010/05/antonio-banderas-presents-spanish.html]

LA NACIÓN, Argentina’s second largest daily. Contributor to the Opinion, adnCultura, Enfoques, and Economy sections. Some of the stories published:EEUU, una vez más frente al espejo del racismo”. Julio 19, 2013 [http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1602332-eeuu-otra-vez-ante-el-espejo-del-racismo]Antonio Muñoz Molina, escritor de dos mundos. Julio , 2013 [http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1595838-un-escritor-de-dos-mundos]Efectos políticos del huracán Sandy[http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1522763-los-efectos-politicos-del-huracan-sandy]Argentinos en Nueva York [http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1340645-argentinos-en-nueva-yorkObama y el dilema Americano[http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1067949-obama-y-el-dilema-americano]Carlos Gardel: Donde nació el mito[http://www.lanacion.com.ar/714013-donde-nacio-el-mito]Nueva York tiene otro festival latino[http://www.lanacion.com.ar/908074-nueva-york-tiene-otro-festival-latino]Estados Unidos: La "amenaza latina"[http://www.lanacion.com.ar/590940-estados-unidos-la-amenaza-latina]

"Marius de Zayas, the Mexican Who Discovered Modern Art." Posted March 9, 2013 [http://abcnews.go.com/ABC_Univision/mexican-discovered-modern-art/story?id=18683821]

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The Hispanic New York Project is hosted by Columbia University's American Studies Program, whose director is the noted literary critic and scholar Andrew Delbanco. Its main goals are to promote the Latino and Latin American cultural heritage of New York City and to serve as a venue for communication and collaboration among writers, journalists, artists, and scholars. Since 2006, I have also taught a seminar for undergraduate students on the history of the city’s Latino communities. Responsible for the organization of a series of public lectures featuring renowned authors and cultural personalities Antonio Muñoz Molina, Antonio Skármeta, Francisco Goldman, and former Director of El Museo Del Barrio, Julián Zugazagoitia, among others. Founder and co-curator of the Hispanic New York Film and Video Festival, co-sponsored by Instituto Cervantes, and from 2006 to 2009 also in collaboration with The Film Society of Lincoln Center.Other cultural events organized:- Women’s Voices in a Latino New York, a panel discussion with Esmeralda Santiago. Elvira Lindo Garrido, and Annecy Báez. Co-sponsores with VOCES, the Latino Heritage Employee Network of The New York Times Company. October 9, 2009.- In Search of the Audiencia. The future of Spanish-language publishing in the U.S. Co-sponsored with Americas Society. New York City, Nov 6, 2008.- From the Page to the Stage. Moderator of a panel discussion with playwrights and directors Manuela Infante (Teatro de Chile), Carolina Tejeda, Román Podolsky (Teatro Doble Ve, Argentina), Tere Martinez, Angel Morales (Hostos Repertory Company, New York), and Angel Gil Orrios (Thaila Spanish Theater, New York). Held at Instituto Cervantes, July 7, 2008.- The Planeta Lecture, in partnership with the Spanish publisher Grupo Planeta and the Fundación José Manuel Lara in November 2007.

Commentator on U.S. politics and culture.

At the time, fourth largest Argentine radio network at the. Co-host for the weekly program Aunque Usted. No lo Lea (Read It Or Not), with Julia Bowland.

I oversaw the day-to-day operation of "Temas para pensar desde el Sur," a bimonthly magazine of cultural and social analysis that employed a staff of 6 and a dozen freelance contributors. I organized the publishing schedule; hired contributors and assigned stories, photographs, and illustrations; edited content and wrote cover stories; managed budget and oversaw the implementation of the business, marketing, and advertising plans. In short, I was responsible for the development of the whole magazine, from the production of contents to the supervision of the printing and distribution processes.

a major Argentine FM radio station. Columnist to Carlos Clerici's daily news show.1996 FM ECOLOGICA. Anchor and producer of Alerta Verde, a daily talk show on sustainable development and current events.

APERTURA, Argentina’s leading business magazine. From 1994 to 1998, Copy Editor for Green Letter, the Environment and Business Supplement of the magazine; Assistant Special Projects Editor for bilingual issues, especially created for the following events: the 1992 Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit, the 1992 and 1994 IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings, the First Argentine Conference on Franchising, and the 1994 Earth Summit in Buenos Aires.

Magazine on cultural and community issues. Reporter in charge of special features.

is the primary public institution dedicated to collecting, preserving and presenting original materials related to the history of the City of Buenos Aires. Responsibilities included assisting the Director in curating El Museo's exhibitions and in organizing various street events, including seasonal festivals of Tango and other popular music styles, as well as the staging at Plaza Dorrego of short theatrical events; producing written materials; and handling relations with the media.