Ana Paula Almeida

Ana Paula Almeida came to journalism with commitment and enthusiasm. And she has remained there, doing her work seriously. She was one of the many young people who went learning to teach, but who were soon led by the seduction of writing connected to life down another path. Which in turn will have led her to the one she is now beginning. Will and determination in Paula Almeida. She graduated in Modern Languages ​​and Literatures from the Faculty of Letters of the University of Lisbon and was a secondary school teacher. She began her career as a journalist at the age of 18, in Daily News, having later worked in newspapers The Newspaper, Seven, Journal of Letters, News Journal, Morning Mail and The Capital, where he wrote mainly about shows and literature.
He also contributed to several magazines, such as Active, Cosmopolitan, Selfish, Around the World, Maxim and Exam, among others. For four years, she was the press officer for the Estoril Casino. She has been with SIC since its inception, working on programs Secrets, Public Square and Police Cases, having then joined the daily news teams. Currently, he is part of the weekend newspaper team, where he covers topics in the areas of society and culture.
After Codes of Silence, You know, my love. and of Broken Hearts, reissues his first book The Women's Train, with new stories and new illustrations.