Helena Resano

On 9 February 1974, Resano was born in Pamplona, Navarre. Her father was an electricity company worker. She graduated from the University of Navarra with a degree in Audiovisual Journalism in 1996, after beginning her course four years earlier because she thought it the best institute for her studies in the course. Resano began her professional journalism career in her hometown of Pamplona in 1994, editing the Iñaki Gabilondo programme Hoy por hoy broadcast by the radio broadcaster Cadena SER. She subsequently presented a weekly variety programme on Pamplona Televisión and relocated to Madrid in 1995, joining Radio Nacional de España on a scholarship. Resano began variously presenting the morning, last, weekend and the 9:00 p.m news bulletins on TVE1. Resano began presenting the late night weekly current affairs documentary-debate programme La Actualidad en 2D from 2 April 2006. and the two-hour avant-garde journalistic magazine programme Sexto Sentido alongside Mamen Mendizábal and Cristina Villanueva for a single season starting in November 2006. She covered the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, In 2016, Resano's book, La trastienda de un informativo, was published. She is the author of an monthly article in the magazine is a frequent participant in the press gatherings of the Sunday magazine Yo Dona, which is published by El Mundo. ==Personal life==