The journalist who died of cancer wins the international prize; remembers the trajectory of the journalist

Susana Naspolini participated in the news coverage that received the “International Journalism Emmy” in 2011

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Journalist Susana Naspolini died on Tuesday 25, after months of chemotherapy due to metastatic cancer of the hip. The 49-year-old journalist became famous for her playful approach to reporting in the RJTV newspaper.

On social media, Julia Naspolini, Susana’s daughter, greeted her mother and announced her death. “It is with a pained heart that I come to tell you that Mom is no longer with us. She fought a lot, our warrior! Thank you so much for your prayers, really, thank you very much, but unfortunately it did not happen,” he wrote .

During the cancer treatment, discovered in January, the journalist updated her health status on Instagram and received many messages of support from followers who also followed her on TV.

Susana’s trajectory was marked by a unique sense of humor and the coverage of important events such as the police occupation of Vila Cruzeiro (Rio de Janeiro) in 2011. The project carried out by Globo received the “International Emmy of Journalism “, an award that recognizes the best audiovisual journalistic productions. To see the full list of important moments in Susana Naspolini’s career, watch the video above.

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