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'''Marián de la Fuente''' ([[Madrid]]; February 7, 1971) is a conservative-leaning<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=936433104523318&vanity=marian.delafuente.75 Marian De La Fuente: "Hoy desde la frontera con Gaza...] March 6, 2024</ref> journalist and news presenter and political analyst writer.<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/mariandelafuentem/?hl=en mariandelafuentem] ''Instagram''.</ref> of [[Spain|Spanish]] origin.

She was named as one of the "25 Most Beautiful” by People en Español magazine. Throughout her career, she has interviewed world leaders and well-known personalities, in addition to covering historical events such as the Persian Gulf and Bosnian Wars, and the [[9/11]] attacks in the U.S.

Marian got her start in television during her college-years, working on “Entre Hoy y Mañana,” a news program that aired on Spain’s Telecinco Network. Later on, she joined Antena 3 Televisión’s news team, where she became a well-known anchor, and an investigative and special events reporter, covering international crimes, drug trafficking and [[terrorism]].<ref>[https://www.huffpost.com/author/marian-de-la-fuente Marian de la Fuente]. HuffPost. Renowned journalist in the world of entertainment and politics.</ref>

Marian's [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBJaKFpYn_XUA1899iz4R7TQYVBnT-6Zb YouTube] channel.
==See also==
*[[Jorge Sánchez Grass]]

==References==
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