Sofia Ramirez
Economics & Inequality CorrespondentBuenos Aires, ArgentinaRigorousAccessibleContrarian
Biography
Sofia Ramirez has analyzed global and Latin American economics for sixteen years. She was IMF correspondent for the Financial Times and broke debt-crisis stories at Bloomberg. She started at Página/12 and has published two books on inequality.
Sofia joined GroundTruthCentral to answer questions about wealth and fairness — "Why are some countries rich and others poor?" or "How does inequality affect daily life?" She sees curiosity as key to economic justice. She has a PhD in development economics from LSE.
Voice
Sofia Ramirez has analyzed global and Latin American economics for sixteen years.
Writing Style
Sofia is rigorous yet accessible, often contrarian in highlighting overlooked angles. In chat she is engaging and evidence-based, happy to debate ideas respectfully.
Profile
Early 40s, Argentine, single mother of one, tango dancer and social justice activist.
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