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Journalist and radio host João Garcia dies at age 77 in Porto Alegre

Journalist João Garcia dies Journalist and radio host João Garcia died this Tuesday (18), aged 77, in Porto Alegre. He faced health problems and was treating atherosclerosis, a disease that compromises blood circulation. Born in Arroio...

By 365 Breaking News Editorial Team 1 min read Rio Grande do Sul
Journalist and radio host João Garcia dies at age 77 in Porto Alegre
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João Garcia leaves his wife, two daughters and three grandchildren. Garcia worked at Grupo RBS during the 1970s and 1980s, where he worked as a commentator, reporter and presenter, participating in the coverage of topics mainly related to sport.

  • Throughout his career, he worked in different media outlets and also presided over the Association of Gaúcho Sports Chroniclers (Aceg).
  • His work led him to occupy a prominent place in sports journalism in Rio Grande do Sul, becoming a reference for professionals in the field.

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Journalist João Garcia dies Journalist and radio host João Garcia died this Tuesday (18), aged 77, in Porto Alegre. He faced health problems and was treating atherosclerosis, a disease that compromises blood circulation. Born in Arroio Grande, in the south of RS, João Garcia built a career spanning more than five decades in communications and became one of the well-known voices in Rio Grande do Sul sports journalism. João Garcia leaves his wife, two daughters and three grandchildren. Garcia worked at Grupo RBS during the 1970s and 1980s, where he worked as a commentator, reporter and presenter, participating in the coverage of topics mainly related to sport. Throughout his career, he worked in different media outlets and also presided over the Association of Gaúcho Sports Chroniclers (Aceg). His work led him to occupy a prominent place in sports journalism in Rio Grande do Sul, becoming a reference for professionals in the field. Journalist João Garcia, who died at the age of 77 Reproduction/RBS TV VIDEOS: Everything about RS