Rúben Santos appointed Editor-in-Chief of DIÁRIO
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Rúben Santos appointed Editor-in-Chief of DIÁRIO

dnoticias.pt1 September 2026 at 07:52

Rúben Santos was today appointed Editor-in-Chief of DIÁRIO and TSF-Madeira, taking on the daily multimedia coordination of both media outlets. This appointment represents an important step in the editorial structure of the two media organizations.

The journalist has been working at DIÁRIO since February 2017, the year he began his professional career as a journalist. His academic background includes a degree in Communication Sciences from the University of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, having also completed an internship at Record newspaper.

In recent years, Rúben Santos has served as news editor at TSF-Madeira, which allowed him to gain experience in both outlets he now coordinates. He was also the face of the 'Geração do futuro' project, demonstrating his involvement in journalistic innovation initiatives.

The new editorial structure, although the article does not reveal more details about organizational changes, positions Rúben Santos in an integrated leadership role between the two media outlets, possibly strengthening collaboration between DIÁRIO and its associated radio station.

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