Zabludovsky

Zabludovsky is a surname of Ashkenazi Jewish origin, found among families of Eastern European descent. In public life, the name is most widely associated with Jacobo Zabludovsky Kravetz, a Mexican journalist and one of the best-known television news anchors in Mexico. He became a prominent figure on Televisa, serving as the longtime host of the national evening news program and shaping the presentation of television journalism in the country for decades.

Jacobo Zabludovsky Kravetz (1929–2015) contributed to the development of televised news in Mexico during the latter half of the 20th century. Through his work on Noticiero, he helped establish conventions for national and international news coverage and became a recognizable face for generations of viewers. His career reflects the influence of broadcast journalism in Mexican media history.

The surname Zabludovsky appears in various countries due to migration, particularly among Jewish families from Eastern Europe who settled in Latin America and North America. Spellings and transliterations vary, including Zabludovsky, Zabludovski, and Zabludovskiy, among others, depending on language and regional conventions.