Venezuelan-Spanish mass communicator (Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, Caracas) specialized in journalism and screenwriting. Editor of the LatAm Explained newsletter since 2025.
I'm currently pursuing the Erasmus Mundus Master's in Journalism, Media and Globalisation, a joint programme of Aarhus University, the Danish School of Media and Journalism (DMJX), and Charles University in Prague. My research focuses on the role of media in countries with authoritarian regimes or undergoing democratic transitions, with a particular emphasis on Venezuela and its impact on international politics.
I have lived in Venezuela, Ecuador, Argentina, Denmark, and currently in the Czech Republic, with experience and publications in outlets covering political, economic, social, migration, and human rights issues across the region.
As a member of the LATAM Network of Young Journalists, I'm driven by explaining Latin America's challenges to international audiences through clear and rigorous investigative storytelling.
The global narrative about Latin America is still mostly shaped by international media reporting in English. Sometimes these outlets have reporters from the region, but often it's someone who doesn't really know our realities telling our stories to the world.
LatAm Explained was born from the conviction that it's time we start reporting on our region ourselves, directly in English — taking control of our narrative without losing context, nuance, and substance in translation.
The newsletter brings clear, honest, and grounded journalism on Latin American politics, the economy, and social issues. Reporting on our region, from our perspective, for the world.
If you have story tips, editorial questions, freelance commissions, or want to talk about Latin American politics, corruption, migration, or human rights, I'd like to hear from you.
I'm available on Signal upon request.