Veteran Journalist Says Goodbye to Globo After 43 Years; alternate encounter

247 – Carlos Tramontina, a broadcaster at SP2 and one of the main journalists for Globo in São Paulo, left the company he was about to turn 44 years old. The report was able to see the internal statement that Ali Kamel, Director General of the Press, used to say goodbye to his colleague on Tuesday (26). As of Wednesday (27), the TV news from São Paulo will be led by Jose Roberto Burnier, who was at GloboNews. The reportage From the TV news portal.

Tramontina worked his last at the station this Tuesday and discreetly bid farewell to viewers of SP2, a news program he’s been in charge of since 1998. “I want to send a hug to all of you. 65 years old, with open arms, in closing.

On his Instagram profile, the journalist commented on his departure from the station: “After 43 years in daily journalistic activities, I am leaving Globo, a decision made in agreement with the company. It is time to enjoy family, hobbies and more time traveling.”

“I am proud of my career. I have experienced very important moments of journalism over the years,” the professional said in another part of the letter. “I walked into your house, had a cup of coffee and became friends. In the next few weeks I will be traveling with my family on a pre-scheduled vacation. But I won’t forget you. Have a warm hug and until next time,” he added.

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