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A communications specialist with a background spanning journalism, digital media, and academic research. She has conducted research and provided training in methods and tools for detecting, analyzing, and refuting disinformation. She is a research assistant at CIES-Iscte - Centre for Research and Studies in Sociology. She holds a degree in Social Communication from ISCSP-UTL, a Master's degree in Communication, Culture and Information Technologies, and was a doctoral candidate in Communication Sciences at ISCTE-IUL, with the thesis project "From news to platforms: the transformative role of digital information and communication technologies in the network society". She is a communications consultant and trainer at Cenjor - Protocol Centre for Journalist Training.

Porto, 1949. A graduate in Philosophy from the University of Porto, he is a professor, researcher of contemporary Portuguese history, journalist, columnist, politician, and university professor. Active in the struggle against the dictatorship before April 25th, he actively protested against the Estado Novo regime. In the political sphere, he was a member of parliament in the Assembly of the Republic, in the European Parliament, Vice-President of the National Political Commission of the PSD (Social Democratic Party), member of the National Council of the PSD, and President of the Lisbon District Political Commission. In 1995, he was elected President of the PSD Parliamentary Group. In 2020, he became a member of the CEN (National Electoral Commission) Advisory Council. He has published books on History and Politics and regularly contributes to the press, and is the author of several television programs. He founded and maintains the Ephemera Archive/Library, the largest private archive in Portugal. He is a member of the Academy of Sciences, Class of Letters, and holds an Honorary Doctorate from ISCTE.

With a degree in communications from the University of Minho, she is a journalist and executive editor of Polígrafo, the first fact-checking newspaper in Portugal. With five years of experience in the field, she works closely with the national and international political scene, combining these topics with her personal interests, such as gender and inequality issues. She is the author of a weekly newsletter, “Pinóquio”.