Correspondent Franc Contreras was born near the U.S.-Mexico border in Tucson, Arizona, and has been living in Mexico City and reporting from across Latin America since 1996.
Before joining CGTN America, Franc’s stories have been heard and seen by millions of viewers around the world on Al Jazeera English television, BBC World Service radio, CBS radio and television, CBC radio and television in Canada and Public Radio International in the United States.
He has reported from Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Nicaragua, Panama, Spain, and Venezuela. His main focus is Mexico, the country where his immigrant ancestors originated.
Mexico’s ancient canal gardens, Xochimilco, once belonged to the powerful Aztec empire. Fast-forward 500 years, nature resides, along with trash. “I think we all know that humans caused this, and our way of life,” said Andres Castillo Martinez, a conservationist. “Mexico City demands water and […] Read More...
Mexico’s ancient canal gardens, Xochimilco, once belonged to the powerful Aztec empire. Fast-forward 500 years, nature resides, along with trash. “I think we all know that humans caused this, and our way of life,” said Andres Castillo Martinez, a conservationist. “Mexico City demands water and […] Read More...
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to the border city of El Paso, Texas on Friday. She spoke with U.S. Border Patrol officials, faith leaders and migrants’ rights activists. As record numbers of undocumented immigrants attempt to enter the U.S. from Mexico, Harris hopes […] Read More...
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris visits Guatemala on Monday. She’s been meeting Guatemala’s president as part of her first overseas trip. See what messages she has delivered. Read More...
Mexico has received millions of anti-COVID vaccines from China. The country’s regulator of healthcare products is expected to green-light Phase-3 trials of the Walvax vaccine. See the latest. Read More...
Mexico is one of many developing nations struggling to meet demand for COVID-19 vaccines.
But a new agreement that allows Mexico to bottle the AstraZeneca vaccine aims to change that. See the latest. Read More...
Why is crime so high in Honduras? Major elections in Honduras are scheduled for November. Voters will have the opportunity to choose a new president and remake the entire legislature. Would it help? Read More...
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