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Former WCVB-TV reporter Jorge Quiroga who paved way for Latino journalists reflects on decadeslong career in Boston

As we mark 50 years of WCVB-TV, we are looking back at how Boston has changed and grown. Much of that change is thanks to the countless pioneers who went first, including NewsCenter 5's Jorge Quiroga, whose career paved the way for so many others.

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Alejandra Molina

Alejandra Molina. Alejandra Molina most recently served as journalist in residence at the University of Southern California (USC) and as Equitable Cities Fellow at the nonprofit Next City. She has worked at The Press-Enterprise, La Prensa, the Orange County Excelsior, and The Orange County Register. In 2018, she was named one of the 15 most influential Latina journalists by Latino Journalists of California. She has also received fellowships from the Center for Health Journalism at USC and the Institute for Justice and Journalism. Molina received her bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism from the University of La Verne.

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