Alberto Peláez

In the year 2000, the then-Mayor-Senator of the city of [Biarritz], in the south of France, Didier Borotra created a Forum of political, business economic thinking that brought together the most important politicians from both sides of the Atlantic. This forum, during its 11 years of existence, was attended by the most important politicians and entrepreneurs from European and Latin American countries.

Peláez has written and edited 5 books. He began his literary career in 1992, with literature ranging from the journalistic genre to the essay or the novel.

He graduated in journalism from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid and completed a postgraduate degree in International Communication in 1984 at Harvard University. At the same time, he combined his studies with his skills as a film and television dubbing actor from 1981 to 1989, where he acquired better voice handling, intonation and acting. Among other works, he voiced a young Tom Hanks in the film Big in Spain.

The beginnings of Alberto Peláez began on Radio Montecarlo in Paris in the summer of 1983, and soon after, he began collaborating with New York's Spanish-speaking 47 channel. In 1985 he entered work for the media group Televisa, becoming in a very short time, one of the most emblematic correspondents for all of Latin America. In the last 33 years he has covered for the television channel, the most important events of a world character.

Alberto Peláez is the son of journalist and communicator Joaquín Peláez, with a long professional career in media such as Cadena Ser, where he received among several other Ondas Awards as the best program-manager in 1967.

Alberto Peláez (born 22 February 1964 in Madrid, Spain) is a war journalist, writer and correspondent, currently working as chief correspondent of the news of Televisa in Spain.