Ana Maria Polo personal life

Ana Maria Cristina Polo Gonzalez is a TV arbitrator from Cuba and America who works for Caso Cerrado, is the anchor of Ana Polo Rules. Ana was born in Havana Cuba with her mother and father when she was 2 years old, relocated to Miami together with her parents. Ana Maria Polo, born in Habana Cuba was an anchor for the well-known Telemundo show "Caso Cerrado", which is the very first Spanish programming to win a Daytime Entertainment Emmy (r). In 2015, she placed at the top spot in Spanish at 4pm for key demos. Polo was born April 11, 1959 Havana, Cuba and went into Florida International University, where she received a degree in the field of political sciences. In the following years she earned her PhD qualification in law from the University of Miami. After that, she received the PhD in law from The University of Miami and practiced law for 20 years in the city of Miami. Polo was first exposed to television audiences in 2001, on Telemundo's Sala de Parejas (2001) and other shows on courts where the legal skills of her was showcased. Literary Works and Accolades In 1958, she wrote the novel Los Hijos Muertos (The dead children), with which she won the Critic's Prize and Spanish National Prize for Literature. Ana Maria Matute emigrated to the United States after leaving Spain in 1960. Polo who is a breast cancer patient and cancer survivor, frequently speaks out about the cause she is fighting. She has been a tireless advocate for LGBT rights all of her life. She holds a law degree at The University of Miami School of Law, and she is an Florida Bar Member.