- Pedro Sevcec
Pedro Sevcec (born approx.
1950 ) is atelevision reporter who works forTelemundo in theUnited States . He was born inUruguay and spent much of his life inArgentina .Sevcec in the United States has had much success as a news reporter. He was in
Kuwait for the firstGulf War , and, after three weeks of military training inVirginia , he went toIraq to cover the newest war there. OnFebruary 17 ,2004 , a bomb exploded in an Iraqi school where Sevcec was filming a report about the opening of the school, with no one being injured. He also survived a shooting between guerrillas and the military inEl Salvador years before.In addition to his work as a journalist in troubled areas, he also played second string to
Enrique Gratas on their tabloid news show "Ocurrió Así ", until Gratas left. Sevcec took over as the show's anchorman after that, and later he became a talk show host too, "El Show de Sevcec" running for a few seasons before it got off the air.He is an award winning journalist whose interviews with presidents and world leaders include one with
George W. Bush . In September 2001, he and Brit Hume of Fox News Channel were the only two journalists to attend President Bush's first state dinner. [ [http://www.c-span.org/executive/mexicodinner.asp?Cat=Current_Event&Code=Bush_Admin C-SPAN: State Dinner ] ]He was involved in the
Los Angeles May Day Mêlée that took part on May 1, 2007. In video footage of the incident, Sevcec is seen running away from oncoming police officers just as his evening live broadcast was taking place. In an interview, he recounted how police were hitting women and children as they were running away. He believes that tactics used by theLAPD were excessive.ee also
*List of television presenters/Uruguay
*List of television reporters/UruguayReferences
External links/1 Dead Link and 1 no longer website
* [http://www.telemundomarketplace.com/marketplace/public/telemundo_pub/telemundo_home.shtml Details of his interview with president Bush]
* [http://www.pedrosevcec.com personal website]
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