MundoNOW wins 8 statuettes at the Southeast Emmy Awards 2024

• MundoNOW shines on a great night
• Collective triumph at the Emmys
• Team stands out in audiovisual journalism

In a night full of surprises and emotions, MundoNOW stood out by obtaining 8 statuettes at the Southeast Emmy Awards.

The 50th edition of these awards ceremony was held at the Grand Hyatt hotel in Buckhead, Atlanta, Georgia.

This consolidated MundoNOW as the Hispanic media with the most awards in this edition.

The Southeast Emmy Awards recognize the best audiovisual works in the region, both in English and Spanish.

MundoNOW Collective Triumph

René Alegría, CEO of MundoNOW, expressed his satisfaction with the team’s achievements.

«These Emmy Awards represent the collective work of everyone at MundoNOW,» said Alegría.

Day after day, every person in the company puts effort into creating high-quality, award-winning work.

«Each Emmy Award won represents each one of us and the Latino community in the United States,» Alegría added.

Effort and Passion of the MundoNOW Team

Alfredo Suárez, director of Video Production at MundoNOW, also shared his enthusiasm.

«This win reflects the hard work and passion that the entire team puts into each story and project,» commented Suárez.

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«It is an example of the passion and dedication that is imprinted on each work carried out for the community,» he added.

Below is the list of MundoNOW winners:

Overall Excellence: MundoNOW CEO, René Alegría, received this award for his outstanding work in the Hispanic community.

Hard News Report: Carlos Moreno and Adolfo Alvarado won for their report «Hispanic Mother Manages to ‘Catch’ Her Son’s Killer.»

Historic/Cultural/Politics/Government/Societal: Kristel Escobar, Diego Silva Acevedo, Alfredo Suárez and Kelly Young Silva were awarded for «Domestic Violence: Legal and Immigration Impact.»

Documentary: Diego Silva Acevedo, Alfredo Suárez, Ramón Urdaneta and Carlos Andrés Cuervo for the documentary «The Art of Beekeeping.»

Sports: Ángel Ortega, Johana Fernández, Ronald Medina and José Antolinez received the award for «Behind the Mirror: The Dark Side of Fitness.»

Human Interest/Lifestyle – News: Ramón Urdaneta, Diego Silva Acevedo, Alfredo Suárez and Ignacio González stood out with «Nacho the Bionic: ‘Disability is Mental’.»

News Feature – Single Report: Paola Camacho and Luis Contreras were recognized for «Mother Celebrates the Dream of her Quinceañera.»

Continuing Coverage: Alfredo Suárez, Diego Silva Acevedo and Carlos Moreno were awarded for their coverage of the «Anti-immigrant Law.»

The ceremony was a reflection of the talent and dedication of MundoNOW professionals

MundoNOW continues to raise the standards of audiovisual journalism in both languages.

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