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<a href="/biography/michelle-caruso">Michelle Caruso Cabrera</a> is the
chief international <a href="/biography/michelle-caruso">correspondent</a> at CNBC. She also serves as anchor and
reporter for the shows on Business Day program on CNBC.

Personal

<a href="/biography/michelle-caruso">Michelle Caruso Cabrera</a> grew up
in New Hampshire.
She studied at Wellesley College where she received her bachelor‘s degree in
economics. <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillary_Clinton">Hillary Rodham Clinton</a>, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madeleine_Albright">Madeleine Albright</a>, <a href="/biography/diane-sawyer">Diane Sawyer</a> were a few
other notable personalities who attended the college. She is married to Paulo
Lima.

Profession

Michelle Caruso started her
career as a stringer for New York Times. She later shifted to Univision, where
she worked as special projects reporter. She then moved on to WTSP-TV located
in St. Petersburg, Florida. She worked for four years there as
the general assignment reporter. She joined CNBC in the year 1998. She was also
the <a href="/biography/michelle-caruso">co-host</a> of the show Power Lunch, which is a one hour program that aired
between 1 and 2 pm ET along with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyler_Mathisen">Tyler Mathisen</a> and <a href="/biography/sue-herera">Sue Herera</a>.

Significant Assignments

During her broadcasting career,
she covered the European financial crisis reporting from Rome,
Frankfurt, and Athens.
She had warned viewers about the risk of default and the effect on the world
economy. She has done several one hour documentaries which include The Race to
Rebuild: America’s
Infrastructure and Liquid Assets: The Big Business of Water. She also reported
on the economies of Brazil, Cuba, and Venezuela
and the War in Iraq
and its impact on the country’s economy.

Awards

<a href="/biography/michelle-caruso">Michelle Caruso Cabrera</a> has won
many awards and recognitions during her career in journalism including an Emmy
award for her five part story on children affected with AIDS. She was also
nominated for an Emmy for her report on the sexual abuse inflicted by
clergymen. She was also honored with the Broadcast Journalist of the year award
in 2004 by the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Cabrera is also a
board member of Ballet Folklorico in New
 York City.  She was also named as one of the 100
Most Influential Hispanics by the Hispanic Business magazine.

<a href="/biography/michelle-caruso">Michelle Caruso Cabrera</a> is a
strong <a href="/biography/michelle-caruso">supporter</a> of free market capitalism. She is also an <a href="/biography/michelle-caruso">author</a> and wrote her
first book titled ‘You Know I’m Right: More Prosperity, Less Government’, which
was published in the year 2010. She has also written a personal finance column
at Shape en Espanol, which deals with issues concerning Latin speaking people.
She also contributes to People en Espanol on a monthly basis.

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