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I recently graduated from Clark University as a double major in Political Science and History. Over the past six months, my career has taken a direction towards public health and the public sector in general. I also decided to continue my studies through a Masters in Public Administration Program at Clark.

On a personal level, I am passionate about soccer. Boca Juniors has been my team since I was four years old. I also enjoy playing and listening to different music genres. I find much comfort in reading as well; my favorite authors are Fyodor Dostoevsky and Albert Camus.

I have a personal interest and connection to Latin America, especially South America. While I was born and raised in Peru, I had the opportunity to live in Brazil and Paraguay between 2006 and 2013. During my time as an Undergraduate, I interned for two summers at a non-profit in Peru. My intention is to return to Peru in the future and work in the public sector or through an international organization.

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