Solangi Sosa es periodista, presentadora de noticias y comunicadora bilingüe con una trayectoria profesional desarrollada en importantes mercados de medios de comunicación en Estados Unidos. Nacida y criada en la República Dominicana, llegó a Estados Unidos durante su adolescencia para estudiar inglés, iniciando una experiencia que marcaría tanto su crecimiento personal como profesional.
Es egresada de Florida International University (FIU), donde obtuvo una maestría en Periodismo, y cuenta además con formación académica en otras áreas, incluyendo Mercadeo.
A lo largo de su carrera ha trabajado en Miami, Connecticut, Washington, D.C. y Boston, desempeñándose en distintas funciones dentro del periodismo televisivo, desde producción y periodista multimedia hasta reportera bilingüe y corresponsal de noticias. Su experiencia incluye trabajo en las cadenas NBC y Telemundo, cubriendo temas políticos, sociales y de interés general para diversas comunidades.
Actualmente, se desempeña como presentadora y reportera de noticias en Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra, donde ejerce su compromiso con el periodismo y la misión de informar y representar a la comunidad hispana. Su dominio del español y el inglés, junto con su experiencia en distintos entornos culturales y mediáticos, le han permitido desarrollar una perspectiva amplia sobre el papel de la comunicación en una sociedad cada vez más interconectada.
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