Raymond Mesa es Reportero de Noticias para Noticiero Telemundo 52. Telemundo 52 es la estación de televisión insignia de la Costa Oeste de Telemundo, que ofrece casi 30 horas de noticias y programación local cada semana, más que cualquier otra estación en español en el Sur de California, incluyendo cobertura de noticias de última hora, pronósticos meteorológicos actualizados al minuto y entretenimiento.
Como parte del equipo de noticias de Noticiero Telemundo 52, Mesa reporta noticias de último minuto y de importancia en todo el Sur de California.
Con más de tres décadas de experiencia en periodismo, Mesa ha ocupado varias posiciones en la sala de redacción, incluyendo la de director de noticias en KWHY Channel 22 en Los Ángeles, director de noticias y presentador del noticiero estelar de KDBC, una estación afiliada a CBS en El Paso, presentador y reportero para el noticiero matutino de KVIA y presentador para NBC El Paso, donde fue el primero en entregar historias en inglés y español. Al principio de su carrera, ocupó el cargo de gerente de operaciones para la radio KAMZ / KAMA en El Paso, Texas.
Mesa obtuvo su licenciatura en Español de la Universidad de Texas en El Paso (UTEP).
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