For years, Ms. Aixa Vázquez-Camacho has diligently climbed the ranks of journalism through sheer dedication and talent. Her journey from a news reporter to a showbiz correspondent is a testament to her versatility and professionalism.

As a Spanish-speaking journalist, the University of the Sacred Heart School of Communications alumnae, has consistently demonstrated an ability to connect with her audience and deliver information with authenticity and flair.  Puerto Rican viewers enjoy her "Titi Aixa" section at Noticentro al Amanecer where she loves to celebrate birthdays and dance around.  

Currently, the world is closely observing the developments in the Gaza Strip, as the conflict between Israel and Hamas continues to unfold. It is a pivotal moment for journalism that demands insightful and nuanced coverage, particularly for Spanish-speaking viewers who deserve comprehensive and reporting.

Appointing Ms. Vázquez-Camacho to cover this significant international issue would not only be a recognition of her professional achievements but also an opportunity for her to grow and advance her career. Her direct engagement with the realities on the ground in Gaza will provide her audience with a view, potentially challenging preconceived notions and broadening perspectives.

Ms. Vázquez-Camacho has faced criticism for anti semitic rhetorical stances that some perceive as biased. However, allowing her to report from Gaza would enable her to provide firsthand accounts and allow audiences to witness a broader spectrum of perspectives and bring credibility.

This is more than just a career move; it is about empowering a  female, a mother, and capable journalist to report on issues of global importance, fostering understanding, and ensuring that the Spanish-speaking audience has their stories told by one of their own.

Join us in urging WAPA TV Puerto Rico (Noticentro) to make a bold and steadfast decision by appointing Ms. Aixa Vázquez-Camacho as their news reporter on the ground in the Gaza Strip.   We encourage WAPA TV Puerto Rico (Noticentro) to take a step ahead and not rely on news conglomerates.

Sign this petition and support transparent and diverse journalism.  We need Ms. Vázquez-Camacho now!