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Andrea Rega a Venezuelan journalist serving as a reporter and anchor for News 23 Dallas’ weekend edition. She started working for the station as of April 2000, initially as an anchor for the evening and nightly newscasts. She has aired Pope John Paul II’s visit to Guatemala in 2002. Prior to joining News 23, she as well served as an anchor and reporter for VTV for three years, from 1995 to 1998.
Andrea Rega Age
Rega was born in Caracas, Venezuela. However, her age and date of birth are publicly unavailable this setion will be updated as soon as this information is available.
Andrea Rega Height
Andrea stands tall at a height of 5 ft 6 in /1.68 m
Andrea Rega Family
Andrea information about her family are publicly unavailable this setion will be updated as soon as this information is available.
Andrea Rega Husband
Andrea information about her love life are publicly unavailable this setion will be updated as soon as this information is available.
Andrea Rega Education
Andrea joined Central University of Venezuela and later earned a bachelor’s degree program in Social Communication.
Andrea Rega Salary
Andrea earns an annual estimated salary is $88,760.
Andrea Rega Net Worth
Andrea has an estimated net worth is $1 million.
Andrea Rega Career
Andrea started off her career working as a News Reporter and Anchor at VTV after graduating in 1995. She served for three years at the station reporting on general sources. She as well served as a Radio Caracas Radio News Reporter for a year as of 1996 to 1997. In Venezuela, she aired and interviewed key figures such including President Rafael Caldera, Pope John Paul II, the president of Congress, and government ministers.
She later relocated to he United States in 2000 and started working for KUVN TV, Univisión Dallas. She stated off her career serving as an anchor for evening and nightly newscasts. She as well reported on the first anniversary of the devastating explosion at the West fertilizer plant.
She earned an Emmy for her cover commemorating the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Back in 2002, she aired the presidential election and as well earned several Emmy nominations and Emmy Awards from the Texas Associated Press-Broadcasters Association. She is as well a presenter on Noticias Univisión 23-Fin de Semana.