Education

  • B.A. Spanish, Spanish Literature, University of California, Riverside (2025)
  • B.A. Political Science, International Affairs, University of California, Riverside (2025

Research

I’m interested in studying contemporary Mexican cultural productions within a post- neoliberal context, inside the context of border cities. I seek to understand how the implementation of neoliberal economic and political policies has impacted the subjectivity and sensibility of those bodies excluded from hegemonic frameworks. In particular, I would like to delve deeper into how neoliberal policies have impacted the female body, the forms of violence inflicted on them, and their representation.

Presentations

“Magical Realism: Means to Subaltern Representation or Western Market Commodity?, Latinx & the Environment, Culver Center. October 2025