Internationalist feminist born in Mexico who has participated in various struggles in Bolivia, Mexico, Guatemala and other Latin American countries. She studied Mathematics and Philosophy and received her PhD in Sociology from the Universidad Autónoma de Puebla in 2008. She was a professor-researcher in the Postgraduate Program in Sociology at that same university between 2011 and 2024. She continues to be part of the research group “Entramados comunitarios y formas de lo político”. In 2026, she has published together with colleagues from that group the work “Apostar por lo común en un mundo dañado. Una perspectiva de la interdependencia”, edited by Bajo Tierra ediciones in Mexico. She is currently opinion editor of the online weekly Ojala.mx and collaborator at Centro Social y Librería Volcana, a common place in Mexico City.
Among her previous publications are “Horizontes comunitario-populares. Producción de lo común más allá de las políticas estado-céntricas”, Traficantes de Sueños, Madrid, 2017. Also “Movilización y levantamiento indígena popular en Bolivia (2000-2005)” published in 2009 by Bajo Tierra ediciones in Mexico. As well as the series “Cartas a mis hermanas más jóvenes”.