Hatzel Vela is a journalist at NBC6 and Telemundo51. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on Latin America, culture, and the construction and real estate sectors. Hatzel has been featured in numerous outlets including WKMG News 6, WPLG Local 10 News, and NBC News.
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Hatzel Vela's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements, evolving stories and breaking news related to education, culture & society, government & politics, and crime. He often covers topics such as high school sports, COVID-19 vaccines, Catholic Church issues in Latin America (specifically Nicaragua), Venezuela-related matters, school violence and police investigations.
Given the regional focus of his reporting in Florida and Miami particularly, he will likely be interested in pitches related to local educational developments or controversies involving schools or universities within his geographic area. Additionally, he may be receptive to pitches that offer unique perspectives on cultural events or societal changes occurring within South Florida.
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By: Hatzel Vela
The Trump administration on Monday imposed a new round of sanctions on 10 Cuban government entities, expanding its effort to squeeze the island's communist government by targeting organizations tied to both its security apparatus and some of its most important economic sectors.
By: Jeffrey Collins, Hatzel Vela
Aerial footage on Tuesday showed the site of the facility in the Everglades empty.
By: Hatzel Vela
In a televised address that lasted about 30 minutes, Trump argued the nation's election system remains vulnerable to hacking, exploitation and foreign interference.
By: Hatzel Vela
A newly released State Department report argues that Cuba's influence extends far beyond the island's borders, portraying Havana as the center of a decades-long network of political, intelligence, and ideological activity that has shaped events across Latin America and reached into the United States.
By: Hatzel Vela
The Department of Homeland Security aimed to end TPS now, but the court declined and said it will issue its orders on Monday. On Wednesday, local political and immigration advocates came together to talk about the legal and political options.
By: Briana Trujillo, Hatzel Vela
The judge on Friday temporarily delayed the end of TPS for Haitians, which had been scheduled to expire that day. The ruling effects approximately 350,000 Haitians who rely on TPS.
By: Hatzel Vela
A federal judge is expected to formally lift protections for hundreds of thousands of Haitians after a Supreme Court ruling cleared the way for the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status. Advocates, attorneys and faith leaders are now looking to Congress for a possible path forward.
The expiration of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians is already rippling across South Florida, affecting families, hospitals, schools and airports as thousands face the prospect of losing legal work authorization and possible deportation.
By: Hatzel Vela
Immigration advocates are warning undocumented immigrants to avoid unnecessary travel as they report what they describe as a surge in arrests and detentions across South Florida.
By: Hatzel Vela
Business owners in South Florida's Haitian community say they're facing a growing economic crisis as customers disappear and workers become increasingly difficult to find. Many blame
