About me
Throughout her career, she has worked in both the public and private sectors. In the former, as a trade negotiator for the Costa Rican government, and in the latter, she has advised a significant number of companies, governments, and productive sectors on the preparation and identification of trade challenges and opportunities in international markets, as well as on the implementation of the rights and obligations established in trade agreements. Her specialty is the economics of international trade and its relationship to public policies, such as market access, antidumping measures, safeguards, subsidies, and countervailing duties, as well as market research, sectoral analysis, business climate analysis, and regional integration, among others. She holds a bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Costa Rica and a master's degree in International Trade. She has worked as a university professor in international trade programs at the National University of Costa Rica and Lead University for over a decade.