Nitza Soledad Perez

Nitza Soledad Perez

Nitza Soledad Perez is the Miami correspondent for CGTN America.

During the last decade, she has traveled extensively covering U.S. national politics of American and Latino interest, as well as Latin American politics.

Her assignments have taken her to Mexico, Ecuador, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Panama, Nicaragua, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Puerto Rico, Trinidad Tobago, Guatemala, Denmark and others, reporting on elections, political turmoil, economics, climate change, natural disasters and social unrest.

Nitza has interviewed many Latin American leaders throughout the years. Recently, she covered President Xi Jinping’s visit to the Caribbean and Central America.

Nitza joined CGTN America from Russia Today. Previously, she was a local anchor for NBC Spanish in Washington and TeleSUR’s main correspondent in the U.S. capital. She started her career at ABC News Network in Washington D.C. She holds a Master’s Degree in international relations from American University in Washington D.C.

STORIES BY NITZA SOLEDAD PEREZ

Puerto Rico joke at Trump rally sparks outrage
October 29, 2024

Puerto Rico joke at Trump rally sparks outrage

A new controversy is brewing over comments made about the Latino community at a weekend campaign event for U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Some of the most inflammatory remarks targeted Puerto Ricans, sparking outrage among many politicians… and average citizens. CGTN’s Nitza Soledad Perez […] Read More...
October 12, 2024

Florida residents face tough decisions after Hurricane Milton

  Residents throughout Florida are confronting the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. The storm claimed at least 16 lives. Nearly 1,000 people were rescued from floodwaters. As communities look to recover, they face the daunting task of sifting through the remnants of their homes, and must […] Read More...
October 11, 2024

Hurricanes leave widespread destruction in Florida

  Hurricane Milton has made a significant mark on Florida, unleashing fierce winds on the barrier islands and causing extensive flooding and a series of tornadoes inland, resulting in at least a dozen fatalities. Residents are still recovering from the impact of Hurricane Helene just […] Read More...
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