Hatzel Vela is a journalist at NBC6 and Telemundo51. He specializes in covering politics, with a focus on critical issues such as climate policy, public education, and corporate fraud in the United States. Hatzel has been featured in various prominent outlets including WKMG News 6, WPLG Local 10 News, NBC News, and more.
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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 White House announced a sweeping new round of sanctions against Cuba on Friday, expanding pressure on the island's government and those tied to it.
By: Hatzel Vela
The fallout continues after Spirit Airlines announced it is going out of business , sending shockwaves not only through the airline industry but also across South Florida communities that had come to rely on its economic footprint.
By: Hatzel Vela
President Donald Trump has grown frustrated that U.S. pressure on Cuba has not led to major political changes on the island, according to a
A social media post from President Donald Trump about Cuba is drawing attention in South Florida and raising questions about how it could affect Republican political campaigns ahead of the midterm elections.
By: Hatzel Vela
Families with loved ones still being held at Florida's controversial immigrant detention facility known as "Alligator Alcatraz" are raising concerns after NBC6 confirmed the site is expected to shut down in June.
By: Hatzel Vela
The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to indict former Cuban leader Raúl Castro in connection with the 1996 shootdown of two Brothers to the Rescue aircraft that killed four men over the Florida Straits, according to two U.S. officials familiar with the matter.
The document says officials are doing this to confront terrorism, a label often used to describe political activists and opponents.
The Cuban government is warning that growing tensions with the United States could have serious consequences, as residents on the island grapple with worsening shortages and uncertainty.
By: Hatzel Vela
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday unveiled a proposal aimed at reducing — and eventually eliminating — property taxes for many Florida homeowners, calling it a measure that could significantly impact residents across the state.
By: Eduardo Yusnaby, Hatzel Vela
He will only have to serve a week in prison because he's already served time in jail.
