Background
Montoya, Julio César was born on October 10, 1942 in San Salvador, El Salvador. Son of José V. and María Rufina Montoya. came to the United States, 1970.
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Julio César Montoya
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Student, University Missouri, 1987.
Career
Operations editor, writer, Diario Latino, San Salvador, 1962-1968;
editor-in-chief, El Mañana newspaper, Chicago, 1975-1976;
reporter, columnist, La Raza newspaper, Chicago, 1972-1975;
associate editor, La Raza newspaper, Chicago, 1976-1981;
editor-in-chief, El Heraldo newspaper, Chicago, 1981-1983;
reporter, commentator, WSBC-Radio Latina, Chicago, 1980-1989;
reporter, columnist, La Raza newspaper, Chicago, 1972-1975;
associate editor, La Raza newspaper, Chicago, 1976-1981;
columnist, reporter, La Raza newspaper, Chicago, since 1983;
public information officer department human services, Chicago Office Public Information, since 1983. Correspondent Cyclic Redundancy Check Radio Network, Dallas, 1987-1990. Consultant editor Momento newspaper, Chicago, since 1985.
Hispanic media consultant Illinois Bell Tel. Company, Chicago, since 1986. Hispanic media liaison Citizens for Carol Moseley Braun, 1992.
Achievements
Membership
Member Illinois Advisory Council on Alcoholism, Springfield, 1976. Founder, pres.Salvadoran Civic-Cultural Committee, since 1989. Secretary Illinois Coalition Salvadoran Orgns., since 1991.
Member Inter-American Association Journalists (founder, president since 1980, Mike-Pen silver award 1990), L.Am. Journalists Association (founder), Central America Civic Society, Lions.
Interests
Connections
Children: CarmenAdela, César Alberto, Ciro Alejandro.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Democrat