Mexican journalist and news anchor Jorge Ramos announced that he'll leave Univsion at the end of 2024 after 40 years at the network.
for 40 years, will leave the network at the end of the year. Ramos announced his departure during Monday’s Noticiero Univision broadcast, revealing that he would not be renewing his contract with the company.
“I have something personal to share. I’m leaving Univision. The company and I decided to not renew our contract which expires at the end of the year,” he said in Spanish. “I’ll be with this newscast until December. It has been a hard, sad decision that took a lot of time to make. This is how 40 years end with Univision, 38 of which were with Noticiero. Seventeen of which I anchored.
Ramos ended by sharing that he’d later reveal his future plans, adding that “there’s so much to do in journalism, and that makes me really excited.”Watch Carrie Underwood Open the 2024 Season of 'Sunday Night Football' “For now, I’m just going to thank you all who see us each night and who’ve been with me for so long,” he said. “This is not an immediate goodbye. I’ll be here tomorrow with the news.”, Noticias Univision president Daniel Coronell thanked Ramos for his years at the company, saying that the team was “well-prepared to continue the tradition of journalistic excellence” the brand has built over the decades.
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