Joaquín López Dóriga mourns the death of Mexican journalist Sergio Romano

• López Dóriga expressed his feelings on social media.
• His colleague Sergio Romano has died.
• He sent a message to the journalist’s family.

Joaquín López Dóriga in mourning. Journalist Sergio Romano Muñoz y Sandoval has died after suffering a Covid-19 infection. This was revealed by friends and colleagues of the journalist who has worked in the media for 53 years.

On August 13 Muñoz y Sandoval announced he tested positive for Covid-19. As the days passed, his health began to worsen until his death this Thursday. “The great Sergio Romano has just passed away. My deepest condolences to his family.»

Joaquín grieves the death of his colleague!

In his Twitter account, the Spanish-Mexican journalist expressed his feelings upon learning that his colleague Sergio Romano had died. The newscaster sent a message to Romano’s family, adding that they had been good friends for years.

“I learn with pain and sadness of the death of Sergio @agendaromano we were colleagues on television. To his wife and his family, my condolences,” he tweeted. FILED UNDER: Joaquín López Dóriga in Mourning

Sergio two weeks ago

The journalist, historian and news anchor Sergio Romano Muñoz y Sandoval passed away on the night of Thursday, September 1. Fans and personalities from the Mexican journalistic union shared words in honor of Romano on Twitter.

For some reason, Joaquín was not aware of the death of his colleague who was born in Mexico City. Sergio had a long career in journalism in the Mexican state of Sonora. During his journey through journalism, Sergio Romano had many accomplishments. FILED UNDER: Joaquín López Dóriga in Mourning

Sergio was a respected figure in journalism

The reporter played an important role on radio and television in Sonora, serving as an example to a large number of members of state journalism, in addition to serving as a columnist, editor, producer, chronicler and columnist.

«He transcended as a communicator and trainer of communication professionals, always committed to his community,» wrote the mayor of Hermosillo, Antonio Astiazarán, in tribute to journalist Sergio Romano who died on September 1. FILED UNDER: Joaquín López Dóriga in Mourning

His path in journalism

Sergio Romano arrived in the city of Hermosillo from Morelia, during the governorship of Rodolfo Emilio Félix Valdez, in the company of his family. In Michoacán, he held the direction of the official TV channel, when Cuauhtémoc Cardenas governed the state.

After his arrival in the capital, Governor Rodolfo Félix Valdez appointed him as news director of what was then channel 6, who, upon arriving at the position, began a change within the area to achieve positive progress. FILED UNDER: Joaquín López Dóriga in Mourning