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Founder of LatinOsceola News | Media Relations Specialist | Legislative Strategist | Cultural Advocate

Jose Ismael Bosque is a seasoned media and legislative administrator with over a decade of experience spanning law, government, media management, and cultural development. As the founder of LatinOsceola News, a leading bilingual news outlet in Central Florida, Bosque has been a driving force in amplifying Latino voices and community issues across the region.

Bosque served as a Media Relations Specialist for FEMA in Florida, notably during Hurricane Michael and Hurricane Irene in 2017. His role involved:

• Coordinating media activities for Public Information Officers.
• Participating in panels and conferences promoting hurricane preparedness.
• Crafting and distributing press releases across Florida media markets.
• Conducting interviews across radio, TV, social media, and print on topics like disaster mitigation, flood insurance, and emergency updates.
• Monitoring and analyzing media coverage to ensure accurate representation of FEMA’s efforts.
• Collaborating with writers and translators to produce timely, multilingual public messaging.

Bosque was the Senior Legislative Aide to Senator Gary Siplin, the first African American Senator in Central Florida. His responsibilities included:

• Directing and coordinating Senate office activities and committee operations.
• Researching legal precedents and drafting legislation.
• Preparing press releases and organizing press conferences.
• Advising on policy initiatives and community engagement strategies.

Bosque’s passion for the arts led him to serve as the Arts and Events Coordinator for Café D’Antaño, a legendary Latino cultural hub in Central Florida. He curated a vibrant calendar of events including:

• Poetry nights, concerts, theatre, art exhibits, and flamenco performances.
• The first Orlando SANSE Festival, celebrating Puerto Rican heritage.
• Opera Latina and cultural dance showcases.

He also played a pivotal role in:

• Establishing Pa’L Callejon in Kissimmee, Florida.
• Supporting Mech Tech Institute’s expansion into Florida, including promotional efforts tied to the World Boxing Championship featuring Miguel Cotto.

Bosque hosted Terapia Social, an art and culture radio show on 1880 AM, spotlighting Latino artists and community voices. As a Reportero Comunitario for El Nuevo Día Orlando, he covered local arts, culture, and civic issues.

• Chair, Education Committee – Florida Summit of Puerto Rican Affairs
• Vice Chair – Orange County Community Development Board
• Member – Orange County Art Review Board

Bosque’s dedication has earned him accolades from:

• Congressman Alan Grayson – Education Advocacy
• Senator Darren Soto – Education Initiatives
• City of Kissimmee – Community Education Efforts
• Casa de Puerto Rico – Communications Excellence
• Professional Opportunities Program – Youth Empowerment
• Founding Board Member – SANSE Orlando

• Juris Doctorate – Barry Law School (Specialization in Copyright Law)
• Bachelor’s Degree in Advertising – University of Puerto Rico