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Journalist Jorge Ramos left the university after four decades with the company and 38 years before the start of the notification after the elections in the United States, and announced this on Monday via the television series broadcast in Spanish.

“This is nothing new. We will continue to present the Univision note until December and compare my pros,” confirmed Ramos, who considered one of the most influential Hispanic magazines in the United States, quoted at the end.

In Univision’s communications, both parties have “mutually agreed not to renew the agreement” until the deadline has expired.

Daniel Coronell, president of Noticias Univision, expressed “respect and gratitude” to the reporter who led the political program of Al Punto.

When Ramos rose to national fame in 2015 when he met Donald Trump, Mexican and National reporter insisted that some Republican candidates were in control of their plan to expel millions of migrants.

Trump faced a security crackdown that got him ejected from the press break. Now that I’ve invited you to a contest and a competition, you need to give me the details.

Most recently, he also confronted Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who told him during his diary visit that he had “lost a country full of violence.”

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