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Natalia Oelsner

August 3, 2023

What my mother taught me about being a feminist

I won't say that my mother is my role model because that would be a lie. Our lives have taken very different paths, though perhaps, not always by choice.

October 7, 2022

Why Chile rejected the new constitution and what it means for Latin America

Supported by MECCA M-POWER.

September 14, 2022

Women in politics: What Chile’s new constitution would mean for Latin America

Natalia Oelsner is a Bolivian journalist specialising in Latin American affairs. She has worked in countries including Bolivia, El Salvador and France and reported for international media outlets such as CNN and Euronews.

July 27, 2022

Are abortion rights really improving in Latin America?

Natalia Oelsner is a Bolivian journalist specialising in Latin American affairs. She has worked in countries including Bolivia, El Salvador and France and reported for international media outlets such as CNN and Euronews. She is currently based in Lyon, France, where she works as a multimedia journalist for the pan-European news channel Euronews. You can follow her on Twitter here.

February 22, 2022

Natalia Oelsner on Bolivia – where love and violence go hand in hand

Natalia Oelsner is a Bolivian journalist specialising in Latin American affairs. She has worked in countries including Bolivia, El Salvador and France and reported for international media outlets such as CNN and Euronews. Warning: This post deals with sexual violence and might be distressing for some readers. 

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