Tatiana Vorotnikova holds a PhD in Political Science and serves as the Academic Secretary at the Institute of Latin American Studies, part of the Russian Academy of Sciences. With her extensive academic expertise, she contributes significantly to the study of Latin American political systems and international relations, fostering scholarly research and collaboration in the field.
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