About |
Mithout Gomez boasts a distinguished career spanning over three decades, marked by his reporting for several local newspapers throughout the New York metropolitan area, solidifying a reputation as a seasoned journalist.
In the early 1990s, Gomez found his professional home at the Caribbean Life newspaper as editorial Columnist and then gradually transitioned to full reporting covering the five boroughs of New York City, parts of Long Island and the broader Caribbean region.
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By the late 1990s, he became Caribbean Correspondent for New York Carib News, a New York publication, covering Cuba, Haiti, and Venezuela. His reporting not only kept Caribbean-American communities across the United States well-informed but also fostered a deeper understanding of the complex issues shaping their ancestral homelands.
In the wake of the harrowing events of the World Trade Center bombing in New York City, Mr. Gomez was one of the first reporters on the scene, fearlessly chronicling the chaos as part of Courier Life Publications, which encompassed Flatbush Life, Bay News and Canarsie Courier, among others.
Mr. Gomez, whose fluency include French, Spanish, English, Creole, and Italian, has received several awards. He currently contributes to Newsbreak Original, an online news platform dedicated to local, national and international news coverage.