Journalist, he has a degree in Journalism with Audiovisual Orientation and is also a radio and television broadcaster.
He has worked in the most important media in Argentina, in print, radio and television, including Radio Mitre, Radio La Red, Radio Del Plata, Canal 26, América TV and C5N.
Since 2003 he specializes in agricultural journalism and within the sector he is a reference for the business and political world.
He currently hosts the radio program Palabra de Campo on Radio 10, plays an important role in the economy section of Ambito Financiero newspaper and is part of the professional team of Meteored Argentina, where he works as a news editor.
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