Journalist Néstor Ojeda, editorial director of La Verdad News, dies
He journalist Mexican Nestor Ojeda He died on the night of Wednesday, February 8, victim of a cardiorespiratory arrest in Mexico City, at the age of 53.
His death occurred at his home in the Juárez neighborhood, in the capital of the country.
Nestor Ojeda he turned 53 years old a day earlier, on February 7. During her 33 years as journalistmanaged to position himself as one of the most recognized reporters and editors in important Mexican media, coordinating important works and special investigations that exposed the corruption of important public figures.
Nestor Ojeda studied Political Science at the UNAM and began his journalistic career in 1990 as a reporter for the now-defunct newspaper The Nationalunder the direction of José Carreño Carlón, where he covered political parties and Congress.
In 1993 he was the founder of CNI-Channel 40 as a reporter. Then, in 1997, he became Coordinator of National Correspondents for the newspaper Today’s Chronicle and later, in 2001, he took office as Deputy Director of National Information of the agency notimex.
From 2002 to 2016 he was Editorial Coordinator and general editor of the millennium group and in 2016 he was deputy director of Information and headline of the 8 p.m. Millennium Television.
Between 2016 and 2020 he was founder and Editorial Director of DNA40 of Aztec TVjoining the team of columnists in 2022 The universal and the digital portal Joaquin Lopez Doriga.
Until Wednesday, February 8, he served as Editorial General Director of La Verdad News and worked as a media consultant and political communication strategies.
Those of us who work in this Editorial House stand in solidarity with the family of Nestor Ojeda. Rest in peace.
