Patty Arteaga talks about Lori Montenegro: Reporting from the Seat of Political Power @SmithsonianAmHistory
Patty Arteaga talks about Lori Montenegro: Reporting from the Seat of Political Power  @SmithsonianAmHistory
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Lori Montenegro was born in Cuba in 1959 and but was raised in Miami since infancy. With a love for journalism, Lori’s first job was at a rock music format radio station. She transitioned to local Spanish-language television and became the first Afro Latina Bureau Chief of a major Spanish language network, making decisions on the reporting and coverage of a myriad of political events and dedicated to bringing a national perspective on the news to the Latina/o community. Patty Arteaga is Public Programs Manager, Race and Our Shared Future Initiative

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Patty Arteaga talks about Lori Montenegro: Reporting from the Seat of Political Power

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