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Diogo Madre Deus is the new editorial director of Edições Gerais at Grupo LeYa
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Diogo Madre Deus is the new editorial director of Edições Gerais at Grupo LeYa

SAPO Notícias3 September 2026 at 15:12

Diogo Madre Deus was appointed the new editorial director of Edições Gerais at Grupo LeYa. Previously, he was senior editor at the Penguin Random House Portugal group. Madre Deus was also a cofounder of Cavalo de Ferro, in 2002. This appointment represents a return of Madre Deus to Grupo LeYa, where he had previously worked.

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