Adriana Gomez Licon is a trilingual National Politics Reporter for The Associated Press with over a decade of experience. A University of Texas at El Paso alumna, she has covered major international events, cartel violence, and immigration. Her work is often described by colleagues as having "heart, brains and commitment."
Based in Miami, she has a deep-seated focus on stories relevant to Hispanic communities and U.S. immigration. Her previous roles as a foreign correspondent in Mexico and Brazil have given her a comprehensive perspective on Latin American affairs, covering everything from politics and the economy to major sporting events like the World Cup.
She won the prestigious Madeline Dane Ross Award from the Overseas Press Club for her in-depth reporting on the death of a young beauty queen caught in a cartel shootout.
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