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About

She holds a degree in Economics from Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico City campus. She has experience in applied research as a research assistant in the Extractive Resources Governance Program at the University of Calgary, as well as in academic projects at ITESM, and has a background in economic analysis. Currently, she serves as Deputy Coordinator of Economic Analysis at México, ¿Cómo Vamos?

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Forum “Youth Opportunity: Future of Education and Decent Work in Mexico City”

Annual report on youth opportunities

Voices and Agents Build the Advocacy Lab

Mexico City Observatory – 2025 Report

Meet KOMPAS Digital

What about youth and work?

Mexican youth facing an uncertain economic environment

Mental and socio-emotional health of young people in social reintegration contexts

IMCO: Women in the Economy Monitor

What works for the job market: High-impact solutions in the employment sector

The bad reputation of technical education

Masculinities and care

Diverse youth and decent work: an intersectional view from Iztapalapa

Self-employment and entrepreneurship: keys to decent work for young people in Mexico City

From inside the Forum: youth, education and future in Mexico City

Youth in motion: from personal experience to leadership and social transformation

Civic Education Laboratory: Voices and Agents - Youth Training that Transforms

Amplifying voices and promoting connection: the first step between Barranquilla and the JuventudES Platform towards regional integration