Laura Strazzaboschi
*Laura Strazzaboschi is a guest blogger to AQ Online. She is a Venezuelan living in Madrid, who is a mass media communicator specialized in marketing and digital business. Follow her on Twitter: laustrazza.
Tomas Hernandez
Tomas Hernandez is a guest blogger to AQ Online. He lives in Caracas and is co-founder of the think tank Diploos and is a columnist for El Universal, El Impulso and RunRun.es. Follow him on Twitter: @TomasHHR.
Juan Víctor Fajardo
Juan Víctor Fajardo is a guest blogger for AQ Online and Venezuelan freelance journalist and photographer based out of Caracas. He is currently working as a consultant on Mercosur issues. His Twitter account is @juanvictorfg.
Andreina Seijas
Andreina Seijas is a contributing blogger to AQ Online. Her Twitter account is @AndreinaSeijas.
Julio Rank Wright
Julio Rank Wright is a contributing blogger to AQ Online. He is from San Salvador, El Salvador, but temporarily lives in Washington DC.
Paulo Rogério
Paulo Rogério is the co-founder of Instituto Mídia Étnica in Salvador, Brazil. His Twitter account is @PauloRogerio81.
Nina Agrawal
Nina Agrawal is Policy & Communications Coordinator for the Collaborative for Building After-School Systems at The After-School Corporation. She previously served as Departments Editor of Americas Quarterly and as a Policy Associate at Americas Society/Council of the Americas.
Cecilia Lanza
Cecilia Lanza
Janie Hulse Najenson
Janie Hulse Najenson is a contributing blogger to AQ Online. She is an analyst based in Buenos Aires, Argentina and the editor and producer of Insights from the Field, a quarterly publication promoting perspectives from within Latin America on politico-economic and security issues affecting the region.
Lorenzo Morales
Lorenzo Morales is a contributing blogger to AQ Online. He is a professor at the Center for Journalism Studies at the Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia, and is also a journalist currently funded by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting to focus on the Colombian mining industry.
