Ana Maria Polo personal life

Ana Maria Cristina Polo Gonzalez was born in Havana, Cuba. Her family moved to Miami when she was 2 years old. The actress was raised in Havana Cuba Ana moved to Miami when she was 2 years old, accompanied by family members. Ana Maria Polo, born in Habana Cuba was an anchor for the well-known Telemundo show "Caso Cerrado", which was the first Spanish programming to be awarded an Emmy. Daytime Entertainment Emmy (r). In 2015, she placed at first on the list of Spanish at 4pm in the most important demos. Polo was born in Havana in 1959. After graduating at Florida International University's political science program, she moved to Havana where she stayed for twenty years. She then earned the PhD in Law at the University of Miami, and was a lawyer for over 20 years within Miami. From there she earned the PhD in law from The University of Miami and practiced law for over 20 years in the city of Miami. Her legal skills were used in other court shows and Telemundo Sala de Parejas 2001 and on the show Sala de Parejas. Literature and Awards In 1958, she wrote Los Hijos Muertos. This novel earned her the Critic's Prize as well as the Spanish National Prize for Literature. Ana Maria Matute fled Spain to her home in the United States 1960. Polo has a cancer-free breast and often gives talks to help raise money. Polo has been a vocal activist for LGBT rights her entire career. She's been an active Florida Bar member since 1987, and has graduated in law from the University of Miami School of Law.