Raul Peimbert

Other special assignments include all the visits of John Paul II to Latin America, the ongoing news coverage of the murdered presidential Mexican candidate, Luis Donaldo Colosio, the Los Angeles earthquake, the Federal Building explosion in Oklahoma, the terrorist attack on the twin towers in New York, the LA fires, the floods in the state of Tabasco, Mexico in 2007 and Hurricane Harvey in 2017 among other

In 2007 The George Foster Peabody Awards has granted recognition to Raul Peimbert for his participation in "Ya Es Hora", a social campaign produced by Univision Communications.

From November 2005 to November 2011, Peimbert worked for Univision affiliate KMEX in Los Angeles as a primary anchor. In 2012 he took a lead anchor position at KXLN, Houston's Univision affiliate.

In 2002, he was hired as a General Coordinator of Media Affairs for the government of the State of Veracruz, Mexico. He gave up the position in 2004 after Miguel Alemán Velasco, the former governor, left the office.

In 1998, he joined Radio Unica, a Hispanic Radio Network, where he hosted “Muy Temprano”, with his wife Fulvia Peimbert.

In 1995, the Hispanic Council of United States of America, bestowed the award of “Don Quijote” in recognition of his extraordinary labor in favor of the Hispanic culture and tradition.

In 1991 he began his career in Spanish-language television in the United States, first as co-anchor at Univision Network and later at Telemundo as Main News Anchor.

Peimbert has been married to Fulvia Camargo Peimbert since 1986, they have a daughter Alejandra Peimbert.

Raul Peimbert Diaz (born March 15, 1962) is a Mexican-American newscaster, born in Livermore, California on March 15, 1962. He was raised in Mexico.