Andrés Oppenheimer
A renowned journalist and writer, he is characterized by his critical view and ability to generate reflection. With humor and intelligence he invites to question the established and think differently. His approachable style makes him a key voice to understand the challenges of Latin America.
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Andrés Oppenheimer is an Argentine-American journalist, author and political analyst, recognized as one of the most influential voices in Latin American journalism and global geopolitics. His career has been distinguished by a deep intellectual curiosity and an unwavering commitment to the truth, which has led him to interview presidents, opinion leaders and key figures in the business world. With his incisive style and ability to break down complex issues, he has enlightened millions of readers and viewers on the trends shaping the future of the region and the world.
As editor of the Latin America section of The Miami Herald and a syndicated columnist, Oppenheimer has won prestigious awards such as the Pulitzer Prize for Journalism, Spain's Ortega y Gasset Prize and the King of Spain Award. His investigative reporting has exposed corruption, analyzed democratic transitions and explored the economic and social dynamics that drive countries across the continent. His weekly column, which is published in more than 60 newspapers in the United States and Latin America, has become a must-read for those seeking to understand the complexities of global politics and economics.
In addition to his journalistic work, Oppenheimer is a prolific author. His books have become bestsellers and have generated significant debate. In ¡Basta de historias! (2010), he challenged the region's leaders to stop looking to the past and focus on innovation and education. In Crear o morir (2014), he investigated the keys to innovation in different countries, highlighting the importance of creativity and entrepreneurship for development. His most recent book, Every Man for Himself (2018), addresses the future of work in the face of automation and artificial intelligence, warning about the challenges these technologies pose and offering a vision of how to prepare for the new era of work.
As host of the television program Oppenheimer Presenta, which airs on CNN en Español, he has brought his interviews and analysis to an even wider audience. His on-screen presence is characterized by a mix of seriousness, curiosity and a touch of irony, making him a fascinating communicator.
