Chroniclers

Man of letters whose ability as a chronicler made his journalism stand out. Man of struggles, he never stopped until he achieved the freedom of thought and expression

She was one of the first smiling faces of RTP, social chronicler of Diário Popular, founder of O Diabo. Vera Lagoa´s career spanned various areas of communications where the common thread was her critical and irreverent spirit, whereby she became one of the great figures of the Portuguese chronicle.

One of the promoters of sports journalism we know today in Portugal. Carlos Pinhão worked for newspapers such as Mundo Desportivo, Diario Popular, Século Ilustrado, Público and A Bola.

A man of many crafts but that in Journalism stood out for collaborations in Almanaque magazine and in the supplement of Diário de Lisboa, Mosca

He became a journalist in Jornal de Notícias, where he stayed for three decades. He was a reporter, a redactor, an editor and editor-in-chief

In a time marked by "Lápis Azul" (censorship), Manuel Nunes da Fonseca adopted the pen name Mário Castrim to hide his identity. His career in Journalism began in 1965, in Diário de Lisboa, and also includes the weekly publication Tal&Qual