Latam Sin Filtro
What is Latam Sin Filtro?
Latam Sin Filtro is a website that offers information about Spanish-speaking America. You can find current articles, essays on complex topics, country data and a glossary that includes concepts that will help you learn about the countries that make up the subcontinent and its history.
Latam Sin Filtro aims to disseminate information about Latin America in an objective (not neutral) way. The figures come from official sources, such as governmental institutions or international organizations. Latam Sin Filtro does not intend to give a political opinion or spread an ideology. One of the key principles of Latam Sin Filtro is intellectual honesty.
Nowadays, it is difficult to find objective information. Social networks and media can difund information that is distorted or even false.
The goal of Latam Sin Filtro is to share information so that the public can form their own opinion and develop their critical sense. Therefore, only educational and informative content is offered.
Who can read Latam Sin Filtro's content?
Latam Sin Filtro articles are accessible to everyone. You don't need to be a political scientist or an economist to understand the articles, not at all!
The technical and complex terms that can be found in the articles are defined and explained in a simple and clear way. To delve deeper into specific concepts of the region's history, check out Latam Sin Filtro's glossary!
In addition, I write all the content of the website in three languages: Spanish, English and French, adopting the technical terms to each language. No Google Translate here guys!
What about my academic background?
I have a trilingual master's degree in international trade, during which I studied various aspects of Latin America = the role of the region in international trade, regional integration organizations, the political and economic situation of Latin American countries in the 21st century. I have been studying Latin American civilization since 2019, but I started to develop an interest for the Latin American region, its history and culture at the beginning of 2022, when I started my master's degree. I had the opportunity to do a project on the topic of the “new left turn in Latin America”. I became so passionate about it that after writing this first essay, I wanted to continue researching, writing and reflecting on socioeconomic and political issues in the region.
I was also able to develop skills in market research, marketing, economics and law during my university career and through my professional experiences.
As for translation, I have a degree in applied foreign languages (English-Spanish) and a master's degree in trilingual international trade (French, English, Spanish). I have been translating for 5 years.
