By: James Wagner
MONTERREY, Mexico -- The line of nearly 200 customers for the restaurant's recent grand opening stretched on both sides of the main entrance, with some patrons arriving four hours early despite the heat.
James Wagner is a Reporter at The New York Times. He covers news, sports, and culture in Latin America, drawing on his diverse experiences as a Nicaraguan-American and his background in professional sports, including Major League Baseball and international events like the Olympics and World Cup. James has been featured in numerous publications, including The Spokesman-Review, NHK, and The Boston Globe.
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James Wagner's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly baseball and soccer. He also covers legal policy regulations related to international arbitration and litigation funding.
For pitching to James, consider providing insights into the latest developments in baseball or soccer, especially those involving high-profile players like Lionel Messi. Additionally, if you have expertise in international arbitration or litigation funding with a global perspective, he might find that valuable for his coverage.
Given his focus on specific geographical locations such as Mexico City, Colombia, Nicaragua etc., pitches related to these regions could be of particular interest.
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