Biodata

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Martina Silva Aguilar is a twenty-one-year-old student at the University of Chile. She was born in a small town in the Aconcagua Valley, where she lived until 2017.
During high school she attended to Maximiliano Salas Marchant school and had important positions in the local student organization which helped her develop her group work skills and the ability to overcome adversities.

Martina wasn't quite sure what she wanted to study, but the career of sociology seemed the closest thing to his ideal of being able to understand how human beings relate to each other and how to be a contribution to the infinite task of improving these ways of relating.
She has developed a great ability to speak in public (even if she is nervous), also is a very hard-working and responsible person. In the near future, she would like to work as a researcher being her areas of interest education, feminism, environment, and social equality.
In her free time, she likes to play soccer, dance with her friends and lately she has developed a fascination for Japanese novels.

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