Overview
- He will take over after Carnival in February, with the precise debut date to be announced in the coming days.
- Paglia replaces Vera Magalhães, whose pre-recorded editions continue through January after six seasons at the helm.
- TV Cultura and Fundação Padre Anchieta leaders said his experience will strengthen editorial rigor and the diversity of debates.
- The change comes as Roda Viva reaches its 40th year on air, with the broadcaster emphasizing continuity of its panel-led format.
- Paglia, 66, marks 45 years in journalism in 2026 after decades at TV Globo, earning honors such as five Prêmio Comunique-se awards and the International TV Award of Seville.