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Ricardo Ramos Gonçalves (b. 1995, Castelo Branco) is a journalist, critic, and editor. He holds a degree in Communication Sciences from NOVA University Lisbon and a master’s degree in Modern and Contemporary History from ISCTE, where he developed a thesis on the MFA’s Cultural Outreach and Civic Action Campaigns. He began his professional career in journalism in 2015, including work with the cultural communication platform Gerador. He was a staff writer in the culture section of Novo Semanário and has contributed to Time Out and Observador. He served as editor of PARTE Book, within the scope of the PARTE – Portugal Art Encounters project, and worked as a content assistant on an RTP documentary series by Jacinto Godinho, dedicated to the history of the PIDE. He has also worked as a communications advisor at the Ministry of Culture and has participated as a moderator and speaker at conferences on culture, the arts, and artistic creation in Portugal.