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The chain of Telemundo announced today a series of changes to the team of presenters of Noticiero Telemundo 52 that broadcast from Monday to Friday, including that the Honduran journalist Dunia Elvir will become the co-presenter of the star news.
Elvir’s World was born in La Ceiba, but lives in United States since 1988, a country to which he moved during his adolescence. The three-time Emmy winner continues to achieve success.
Starting Monday, April 12, Elvir’s World will be co-presenter of the star news Noticiero Telemundo 52 at 6 PM and 11 PM. Telemundo confirmed this with a statement.
In addition to Elvir, his partner Alejandra Ortiz will be the presenter of Telemundo News 52 at Noon and co-presenter of Noticiero Telemundo 52 at 5 PM and 5:30 PM; and Sandra O’Neill will be the co-host of the morning news at 5 AM and 6 AM.
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“We are proud to be able to renew our news with a new team of presenters who will provide breaking news and information on the most critical issues affecting the region, “said Celia Chávez, president and general manager of Telemundo.
“Dunia, Alejandra and Sandra are journalists with a deep understanding of the diversity of the Hispanic-speaking community in Southern California. Each brings enthusiasm and a unique style to reporting that I’m sure they will connect with our viewers,” he said.
Trajectory of the Elvir Dune
Elvir’s World began his journalistic career at Telemundo 52 in 1990, joined the Telemundo network in 2002 and in 2008 returned to KVEA, where she worked as a reporter and news presenter. In 2010, she was appointed presenter for the morning news program from Monday to Friday, the position she held for six years until she was appointed co-presenter of Telemundo News 52 at 5 PM in 2016.
In 2018, she was named debutant presenter of Noticiero Telemundo 52 at Noon. Elvir has been awarded prestigious prizes, Including two Golden Mikes from the Southern California Radio and Television News Association, six Emmy Awards from the Los Angeles Area and a GLAAD Media Award, among others.
In 2004, she was named one of the 13 most prominent Latinos in the United States by the National Association of Latin Leaders (NALL).