About

I'm a writer and analyst covering Latin America with a focus on politics, energy, security, and diplomacy. I've written for a number of digital and print publications and am a regular contributor to The International Relations and Security Network and World Politics Review.

I've worked with organizations such as the United States Navy and Future 500 to develop communication strategies and improve situational awareness of the most dynamic political issues confronting the Americas.

I graduated cum laude from Amherst College with a B.A. in Spanish and Psychology and have lived and traveled extensively throughout the Americas.

The opinions expressed on this website or any affiliate website do not reflect the views of my employer.

Languages:

English (Native)
Spanish (Fluent)
Portuguese (Proficient)
German (Intermediate)

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From his new book, Kahneman on 'the difficult relationship between our mind and statistics' http://t.co/qvQSBwdY Excellent. — 1 day 7 hours ago
Polar opposite of Bs As & UES RT @AJEnglish: There is one psychiatrist for every 80,000 people in #China. @AJ101East| http://t.co/RGVYaqin — 2 days 52 min ago
Tumblr to open office in Brazil, where 12% of pageviews originate http://t.co/5fgDh0zg — 3 days 9 hours ago
Latin America, psychology, and media in one post? My twitter bio is psyched http://t.co/fTr6GPba — 4 days 7 hours ago
Ad for wizards tickets this sat on the radio: "come see Chris Paul and the clippers this wkd." Bring back Gilbert! — 4 days 22 hours ago