The Ecuadorian Dayanna Monroy He grows in foreign television with his journalistic work. The Guayaquil communicator announced on her social networks that she recently became anchor of Univision 14, chain of which it is currently part.
“I’ve been wanting to share this with you for some time. Several months ago they formalized my promotion as anchor of Univision 14. I also upload the second photo because I feel that it does the road more justice. Well, it is precisely the street that brought me to the set. “I love that people “open the doors” of their house for me every day at 6 pm, but I also love that they open them for me to enter in person,” she revealed in her post.
“You can’t stop for a call or a message,” says journalist Dayanna Monroy about the constant threats she receives for her work.
‘I came here without a job’
Monroy, who published a video of her in the television studio and another while she is covering the street, says in her message: “As a journalist I feel more and more comfortable on the set, but I will never leave the street. I think there is no better place to keep me here than to continue telling stories. So I’ll continue walking around the Bay area now…
A year has passed since he said goodbye to the Ecuadorian screen as a journalist in Teleamazonas.
“Unlike what was said, I arrived here without a job, only accompanied by my knowledge, desire, the drive of many people whom one day I will mention (many of them generous colleagues who accompanied me for months on this path) and also I am here thanks to silencing those who told me that it would be impossible and that I was giving up a brilliant career in Ecuador. I did not give up the brilliant career in Ecuador, thanks to the streets traveled in my country I am here today. And what’s coming. P.S: I will continue telling stories until I am old.
