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Preceded by
  
Paulo Paim

Role
  
Journalist

Name
  
Ana Lemos

Occupation
  
Journalist


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Born
  
March 23, 1945 (age 79) Lagoa Vermelha, Rio Grande do Sul (
1945-03-23
)

Website
  
www.anaamelialemos.com.br

Spouse
  
Octavio Omar Cardoso (m. ?–2011)

Profiles


Political party
  
Progressive Party

Despedida de Ana Amélia - RBS TV (15/03/2010)


Ana Amélia Lemos (Lagoa Vermelha, March 23, 1945) is a Brazilian journalist and politician. She worked as a columnist and commentator for RBS in Distrito Federal, before applying the Senator by the Rio Grande do Sul, elected in the General Election 2010.

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Biography

Graduated in Media by the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, Lemos worked as a Reporter in Journal of Commerce and the branch of Morning Post and as correspondent of the magazine Overview. She began her career in RBS in 1977, acting as a reporter for economics and producer and host of the "Economic Outlook", the first column of economics at the TV in the Southern Brazil.

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In 1979, Ana Amelia moved to GMT, as a reporter for Zero Hour of RBS TV and Radio Gaucha. Three years later, she was named director of RBS's capital Brazil, a post she held until December 2003. Lemos then participated in programs like Good Morning Rio Grande, on TV, and Current Gaucho, Gaucho on radio, signing a column in the editorial policy of the newspaper Zero Hora.

Political career

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On March 15, 2010, Lemos announced her retirement from the RBS Group to join the life policy. She was a candidate of the Progressive Party (PP) for Senator by Rio Grande do Sul, it was elected on October 3, 2010 with 29.54% of the votes.

Personal life

Ana Amélia Lemos was married to lawyer and politician Omar Octavio Cardoso, who died in 2011.

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References

Ana Amélia Lemos Wikipedia