mayor, declared Peimbert “Guest of Honor” and in Mexico he received “La Presea de la Libertad de Expresión”. In 1995, the Hispanic Council of United States of America, bestowed the award of “Don Quijote” in recognition of his extraordinary labor in favor of the Hispanic culture and tradition. In 1998, he joined Radio Unica, a Hispanic Radio Network, where he hosted “Muy Temprano”, with his wife Fulvia Peimbert. He also presented the news for MVS Noticias in Mexico City and eventually became the news anchor at Telemundo in Los Angeles. In 2002, he was hired as a General Coordinator of Media Affairs for the government of the State of Veracruz, Mexico. He gave up the position in 2004 after Miguel Alemán Velasco, the former governor, left the office. From November 2005 to November 2011, Peimbert worked for Univision affiliate KMEX in Los Angeles as a primary anchor. In 2012 he took a lead anchor position at KXLN, Houston's Univision affiliate. In 2007, the George Foster Peabody Awards has granted recognition to Raul Peimbert for his participation in "Ya Es Hora", a social campaign produced by Univision Communications. Peimbert has been married to Fulvia Camargo Peimbert since 1986; they have a daughter, Alejandra Peimbert Raul Peimbert mother name is Maria Diaz and his father name is Luis Peimbert and they had two son and the first one was named Jose Peimbert and he was 70 years old and then it was Raul Peimbert and he is 60 years old. References 1962 births Living people Male journalists American television news anchors 20th-century American journalists 21st-century American journalists American television reporters and correspondents Mexican television journalists Mexican journalists Mexican people of French descent