Republicans Coalition

HISTORY

Originally from Imbabura, she migrated to the United States in 1993, continuing her academic preparation and becoming involved in community work to assist vulnerable individuals. She is a dynamic, innovative, and entrepreneurial woman who has established Foundations in Ecuador and Miami to aid Ecuadorians and Latinos. Additionally, she has founded companies to provide employment to those in need. Since her adolescence, she has fought for equality, equity, and justice. She was a leader in the indigenous community in the 90s and a mentor to youth. In 2015, she was elected President of the Inty Tatigrany Foundation in Ecuador and Vice President of the United Way community to assist abused women. She has served as a professor, entrepreneur in migration services, education assistant, and advocate for Human Rights. Currently, she is the president and volunteer of "National Community Services" from where she has been able to improve the living conditions of thousands of people in the United States and different countries in Latin America, including Ecuador. In this field, she always seeks to help vulnerable families by distributing food and supporting migrants, regardless of their immigration status, always promoting dignified migration. Her drive, altruism, and humanity have earned her recognition, distinctions, and mentions from institutions and organizations such as: