Ana Maria Polo personal life

Ana Maria Cristina Polo Gonzalez is an Cuban and American television arbitrator ever since Caso Cerrado. Ana Polo Gonzalez was born in Havana Cuba and moved with her family to Miami when she was two. The birthplace of Ana Maria Polo was Habana, Cuba, Ana Maria Polo is the host of the well-known Telemundo program "Caso Cerrado" which was the first Spanish programming to be nominated for an Daytime Entertainment Emmy(r) Award. It was also it was named the most popular Spanish-language programming on the air at 4pm in important demos. Polo was born in Havana in 1959. After graduating at Florida International University's political sciences program, she made the move to Havana and lived there for 20 years. Later, she was awarded her PhD degree in law from University of Miami. Then she earned the PhD from The University of Miami, and after that, she practiced law for the next twenty many years within Miami. Polo first appeared on television in 2001, on Telemundo's Sala de Parejas. She was also a part of courts shows which tapped into her experience. Literature Awards She wrote Los Hijos Muertos in 1958. The novel received the Critic's Prize, and the Spanish National Prize for Literature. Ana Maria Matute emigrated to the United States after leaving Spain in 1960. She is a breast cancer survivor. Polo frequently gives speeches and helps raise money for the charity. She has fought for LGBT rights throughout her career. She graduated in 1987 from the University of Miami School of Law as well as a Florida Bar member.