Evan Perez Biography / Wiki
Evan Perez is a Belizean-American journalist, currently working as the CNN Senior Justice Correspondent, reporting on legal, crime, and national security issues based in the Washington, D.C. Bureau. In the past, Perez led the team that covered the Department of Justice and focused mostly on the Russia investigation. For their January 2017 report on how the intelligence community thought Russia had compromising information on then-President-elect Trump, Perez and CNN colleagues Jake Tapper, Carl Bernstein, and Jim Sciutto received the White House Correspondents’ Association’s Merriman Smith Award in the broadcast category.
Perez broke the story first on CNN when prosecutors brought criminal charges against U.S. Senator Bob Menendez and the initial charges against the mastermind of the attack on the American diplomatic facility in Benghazi, Libya.
Before joining CNN, Perez oversaw the Wall Street Journal’s Justice coverage. He was instrumental in breaking the story of the complaint that led to the federal investigation of former CIA Director David Petraeus and the subsequent dismissal of an FBI agent. He handled business beats on real estate, airlines, cruise lines, and Hurricane Katrina during his twelve years at the Wall Street Journal.
Evan Perez Age
How old is Perez? He is between 57 and 58 years old. Evan was born in Belize City, Belize. However, information about his exact date of birth is currently under review.
Evan Perez Education
In 1989, Peter graduated from St. John’s College High School in Belize. He studied journalism at the University of South Florida, Tampa. ALSO READ: Will Ripley CNN, Bio, Age, Height, Illness, Nationality, Husband, Salary and Net Worth
Evan Perez Height / Measurements
How tall is Evan? He stands at an average height of 5 feet 6 inches (1.67m).
Evan Perez Nationality / Ethnicity
Perez holds dual Belizean-American citizenship. He was born in Belize City, Belize. He is of Hispanic and Caribbean ethnicity/heritage.
Evan Perez Parents / Family
Evan was born in Belize City, Belize, in the fishing village of Sarteneja in the Corozal District. Information about his parents and siblings is not available. We will update you as soon as confirmed.
Evan Perez Wife / Married
Is Perez married? Information about his marital status is not available. Evan is confidential when it comes to matters concerning his personal life.
Evan Perez Lawyer
Is Evan married? No, he is not a lawyer; he is a journalist who covers legal matters, criminal activity, and national security as the CNN Senior Justice Correspondent in Washington, D.C.
Evan Perez Salary
Perez is a Belizean-American journalist, earning an annual salary ranging from $50,000 to $120,000.
Evan Perez Net Worth
Evan is working as the CNN Senior Justice Correspondent, reporting on legal, crime, and national security issues based in the Washington, D.C. Bureau and has an estimated net worth between $3 million and $9 million.
Evan Perez CNN
Perez has been working as the CNN Senior Justice Correspondent, reporting on legal, crime, and national security issues based in the Washington, D.C. Bureau. In the past, Perez led the team that covered the Department of Justice and focused mostly on the Russia investigation. For their January 2017 report on how the intelligence community thought Russia had compromising information on then-President-elect Trump, Perez and CNN colleagues Jake Tapper, Carl Bernstein, and Jim Sciutto received the White House Correspondents’ Association’s Merriman Smith Award in the broadcast category.
Perez broke the story first on CNN when prosecutors brought criminal charges against U.S. Senator Bob Menendez and the initial charges against the mastermind of the attack on the American diplomatic facility in Benghazi, Libya.
Before joining CNN, Perez oversaw the Wall Street Journal’s Justice coverage. He was instrumental in breaking the story of the complaint that led to the federal investigation of former CIA Director David Petraeus and the subsequent dismissal of an FBI agent. He handled business beats on real estate, airlines, cruise lines, and Hurricane Katrina during his twelve years at the Wall Street Journal.
