Ana Maria Polo personal life

Ana Maria Cristina Polo Gonzalez is a TV arbitrator from Cuba and America with Caso Cerrado, is the anchor for Ana Polo Rules. Ana Polo Gonzalez was born in Havana Cuba and moved with her family to Miami when she was two. Ana Maria Polo was born in Habana in Cuba. She is currently the host of the Telemundo show "Caso Cerrado" which is a Spanish language television program that has been nominated by the Daytime Entertainment Emmy Award. In 2015, she was ranked as the most popular Spanish-language show on 4pm for the key demonstrations. Polo completed her studies at Florida International University with a diploma in political science. She was born in Havana on April 11, 1959. The following year she received her PhD qualification in law from the University of Miami. After obtaining her PhD from the University of Miami she practiced law in Miami for more than 20 years. 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. Literary Works and Accolades In 1958, she wrote the story Los Hijos Muertos (The dead children) and received the Critic's Prize as well as the Spanish National Prize for Literature. Ana Maria Matute emigrated to the United States after leaving Spain in the year 1960. Polo often speaks and is able to collect money for the cause. She has always been an advocate in support of LGBT concerns. She holds a law degree at The University of Miami School of Law in Florida, and is an Florida Bar Member.