Maria Santana Bio, Wiki, Age, Husband, CNN and, Charity

Maria Santana Biography

Maria Santana is a Dominican journalist well known for working a CNN station, En Espanol. She works as an anchor for New York a correspondent and contributor for CNN. She is also known for having covered Hurricane Impact in Puerto Rico, in 2017. She previously worked at Mega T.V and Telemundo, WNJU T.V.

Maria Santana Age

Maria has not disclosed her exact date of birth, however, she was born in the United States of America.

Maria Santana Height and Weight

Maria stands at an estimated height of 5 feet’6inches tall. She has not disclosed her weight.

Maria Santana Parents

Maria was born and raised by his Dominican parents, whose identity is not known.

Maria Santana Husband

Maria is married to his husband, Miguel Guadalupe, and is blessed with two daughters. Miguel is well known as the director of Donor relations at BRC, company, which is known for being the leading organization providing caring and housing services to the homeless.

Miguel is a writer for magazines and blogs. Before that, he worked in Financial services in New York, although he studied government and Latin, American studies at Wesleyan

Maria Santana Education

Maria is a graduate of the Manhattan Center for Science and Math and later joined the University of Wesleyan, where she graduated with a major class in Psychology.

Maria Santana CNN

Maria currently works at CNN En Espanol as an anchor, correspondent, and contributor. She covered the Impact of the Hurricane in Puerto Rico. She covers politics, entertainment, finance, and sports news . She covered the 2016 Latin voters during the presidential elections, events of the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting, the Boston Marathon bombings, and yearly meetings of the United Nations General Assembly.

Prior to joining CNN, she worked at Mega T.V and Telemundo, WNJU-TV as an editor and producer, immediately after graduating.

Maria Santana Charity

Maria is one of the Board Directors of Legal Outreach, an organization that changes the educational sense for urban youth Low Class in New York City, and also provides them with the needs and skills for them to succeed.