Eloísa Capurro has been hired as a reporter for Bloomberg News in New York.
Capurro has been in the Knight-Bagehot program at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism for the past year.
She has been an economics journalist at the Búsqueda newspaper in Uruguay, and also a freelance correspondent there for Reuters. She has covered major political and social local developments for the Mexican editions of CNN and Vice, and Brazilian media outlets such as O Estado de São Paulo and Carta Capital.
She started her career at El País of Montevideo, after which she began her specialization in economics reporting at the Spanish newspaper ABC, where she worked in 2012. She has a communications degree from the University of the Republic, and a masters in finance from the University of Montevideo.
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