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 Hi everyone! 

My name is María Paz Medina González and I was born on February 12, 2002. I studied in elementary school at the Santa Mónica school, in high school I studied at the Liceo N1 Javiera Carrera and I am currently studying Social Work at the University of Chile. In my family we are five people: my mother is 42 years old and studied Physics at the University of Santiago, I have two sisters, the youngest is 6 years old and studies at the Colegio Adventista, and my middle sister is 14 years old and studies at the Liceo N1 Javiera Carrera, and my father is 43 years old and he is the general manager of a food restaurant called “El Ternero” which is located in Ñuñoa. In my spare time, I dance in a collective called Tinkus Legua, in which I dance most of the time Tinkus, a dance originally from Potosí, Bolivia. I also organize myself in territorial organizations in my neighborhood, which is the town of La Legua, San Joaquín. 

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