Black and Litterman proposed a portfolio optimization model that combines investor s views on future asset s returns with neutral market equilibrium. However, specifying portfolio views is a challenging task, specially when investors have conflicting opinions on the same asset. In this thesis, we suggest a new portfolio optimization formulation that is robust for investor s views. Our approach was tested on synthetic and real data available on a framework developed by Central Bank of Brazil. This online framework collects projections on main macroeconomics variables from more than a hundred professional forecasters and provides public online access on a weekly basis. The performance of this new robust formulation is compared with the traditional Black-Litterman model. The result show that our robust methodology can provide better risk adjusted performance compared to the orignial model and are less sensitive to incorrect inverstor views.