She holds an MS in digital currency and blockchain from the University of Nicosia, Cyprus, and a BA in international relations and political science from San Francisco University of Quito. She is a cofounder and the academic coordinator of Libre Razón, a classical-liberal think tank in Quito, Ecuador.
Read Her Publications
Memo: What Divides Salvadoran Congress, President Nayib Bukele
Show of Might Brought Tensions to Surface
Why Nicaragua Needs to Import Energy
Sandinistas Exacerbate Inefficiency, Investment Drought
What Bankruptcy Means for Puerto Rico
Three years have passed since a legal experiment allowed Puerto Rico to declare bankruptcy, and…
How to Break the Privatization Taboo in Colombia
María Alejandra Londoño Makes Case for Subsoil Resources
How Socialists Subvert Democracy
The Cuban, Venezuelan Model Exported
Argentine Default: Here We Go Again
What the New Peronist President Has in Store for Creditors
How Wealth Management Is Reshaping Latin America
Key Trends Point to Sector Flowering within Five Years
The Leftist Strategy to Undo Chile’s Free Market
Violent Protests Give Way to Plebiscite on New Constitution
Wyoming’s Pitch to Blockchain Entrepreneurs
Do Rugged Individualism, Fintech Make a Match?
How US Aid Can Prevent Migration from Central America
Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador Should Work with Trump to Attract Investment
Daniel Ortega’s War on the Truth
Deep-State Darling Pushes Independent Press to Bankruptcy
Ecuador: Violent Strikes Reveal Democracy on the Brink
Fiscal Necessity at Odds with Perils of Entitlement