Marta Carrazo lands in Torrespaña to take charge of the second edition of Telediario after the departure of Carlos Franganillo. The communicator held a meeting with the press this Wednesday and said that the new step in his career was “a very big, unpredictable and welcomed step”, a challenge that he faced “with enthusiasm and great enthusiasm”. ““I love doing new things because you learn from everything and it’s a great opportunity, nothing is easy but it’s exciting.”he explained.
As presenter of Telediario, Marta Carazo wants to contribute to the style of work: “Be natural, there is no other way to express things; you have to count understand everything naturally, understand them very well Being able to explain these things is how I feel comfortable and I think it works.”
Carazo also insisted on the importance of the team “This is a job for many, I feel very supported, and it’s a matter of continuing to drive this ship and improve within the good we’ve already done.”
RTVE’s news director, Joseph Vilar, noted that “a good news presenter must have authority, credibility and professionalism” and valued the good work of RTVE News, which was “a job approved by viewers and viewers, aiming to be honest, meticulous and fully credible”. capacity to influence.” He emphasized: “It’s a job where many people participate, it’s the best summer in the country. We have to fight every day, nothing is easy, but we are on the right track.”
Marta Carazo’s career
Marta Carazo (Madrid, 1973) has been a Brussels correspondent since August 2020; During this period, he covered Brexit, the rollout of vaccines in the EU and reactions to the war in Ukraine. During this time, she interviewed the NATO Secretary General, the head of European diplomacy, the President of the European Parliament and the President of the Council, among other leaders.
For this work, the new presenter of 21:00 News News was awarded the prestigious Salvador de Madariaga European Journalism Award last year., In the television category. An award given by the Union of European Journalists, the European Commission Representation in Spain and the Madrid Office of the European Parliament. “Like very few journalists, he knew how to put European Union information on television, and he did this not only by covering the decisions, but also by trying to give a voice to those directly affected most.” jury.
Marta Carazo, who graduated from the Department of Journalism at the Complutense University of Madrid, took her first professional steps at Europa Press Television, Efe TV and Telemadrid. He started his professional career in 1999 at RTVE as a news anchor on Kanal 24 Horas (1999-2007) and as a director and presenter of the programs ‘Casa de América’ and ‘A Fondo’ (2006-2009).
In 2009 he joined Telediario to hear from the Royal Household. He switched to the field of Economics in 2012 and served as responsible in 2018-2019. He also served as presenter and co-director of the ‘Europe 2020’ program (2019-2020) and was added to the edition of Telediario 1 (2020).