Sophia Boddenberg is a journalist from Germany based in Latin America since 2014. With degrees in journalism and Latin American social and political sciences, she reports from Santiago de Chile and Buenos Aires for outlets like ZEIT, Deutschlandfunk an Deutsche Welle, focusing on economic injustice, ecological conflicts and feminist struggles in Latin America.
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