Edwin Mesa | Lead Stories
Edwin Mesa is a journalist for Lead Stories Español and has received multiple awards for news and investigative work in the United States and abroad. With a career spanning more than 27 years, he began as a writer and photographer in local print media in Colombia, then became a news editor and led investigative reporting in television and online media such as CNN and The Weather Channel.
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