My undergraduate studies (undergraduate studies) are in Political Science and Government from the Universidad del Rosario, Bogotá, Colombia, with honors; and my Master's degree (MA) in History from the Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá, Colombia, with cum laude honors. I am currently preparing my PhD candidacy with The Americas' Governments' Stability—TAGS Project. I am a founding member of the Political Observatory of the Americas, where I coordinate research projects, publish political analysis, and tutor theses, as well as inter-institutional relations. As an associate professor at the School of Law and Political Sciences, I direct courses in the Political Science and Government program on State and Constitutional Theory, Global History, and Comparative Studies of the Americas. My current academic and research interests focus on contemporary political history, the State, democracy, and stability of governments in the Americas.

My name is Felipe Caputo, a sixth-semester Political Science student at Universidad El Bosque. I have been a member of the Observatory since November 2021, where I am part of the Central America region team. Additionally, my thesis consists of developing an open-access dashboard that serves as a comparative analysis tool for guerrilla warfare in Colombia. My academic and research interests focus on political history and armed conflict in Colombia.

My name is María Paula Manrique Salcedo, a fourth-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I have been a member of the Observatory since August 2023, where I am part of the Southern Cone region's working team. My academic and research interests focus on global history, human rights, and armed conflict in Colombia.

My name is María Ximena Garzón, a fourth-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I have been a member of the Observatory since August 2023, where I am part of the Caribbean region's working team. My academic and research interests focus on gender, cultural, and human rights issues.

My name is Martín David León Rodríguez, a fourth-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I have been a member of the Observatory since August 2022, where I am part of the Southern Cone region's working team. My academic and research interests focus on human rights and social policy.

My name is Sara Valentina Cortes Prieto, a fourth-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I have been a member of the Observatory since April 2022, where I am part of the Andean region's working team. My academic and research interests focus on public policy, human rights, political activism, and environmental issues.

My name is Daniela Benito Rodríguez, a fourth-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I have been a member of the Observatory since August 2023, where I am part of the Caribbean region's working team. My academic and research interests focus on gender, environmental issues, and international conflicts.

My name is Sebastián Rugeles Montes de Oca, a fourth-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I have been a member of the Observatory since August 2023, where I am part of the Southern Cone region's working team. My academic and research interests focus on the development of democracy in the Americas.

My name is María José Salazar, a fifth-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I have been a member of the Observatory since February 2022, where I am part of the Central America region working team. My academic and research interests focus on migration and human rights issues.

My name is Jonathan Rubiano, a fourth-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I have been an active member of the Observatory since August 2023, where I am part of the Southern Cone region's working team. My academic and research interests focus on issues related to human rights, comprehensive reparations, and social inequality.

My name is Camilo Andrés Pérez Hinojosa, a fifth-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I have been a member of the Observatory since January 2024, where I am part of the North American regional team. My academic and research interests focus on public administration, public policy, and electoral systems.

My name is Estefania Hernández Vargas, a seventh-semester International Relations student at the University of Guadalajara, Mexico. I am currently on an international exchange program in the Political Science and Government program at El Bosque University, Bogotá, Colombia. I participated as the finance coordinator for the 12th edition of the UNODC Model. I have written policy and health reports at the Center for Strategic Studies in International Relations of Latin America. My research interests include migration and gender.

My name is Juan Sebastián Hozman, I am currently in my third semester of Political Science and Government at Universidad El Bosque.
I have been a member of the Political Observatory of the Americas since October 2024.
My academic and research interests focus on Colombian conflicts, global history, and the development of democracies in Latin America.

My name is Laura Sofía Gallo Casas, I'm a fourth-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I have been a member of the Observatory since November 2024. My academic and research interests are global history and human rights.

I am a third-semester Political Science and Government student at El Bosque University. I joined the Observatory in February 2025, where, as a Rookie, I serve as Community Manager and assistant in general research projects. My academic and research interests focus on political institutions, electoral processes, and sociopolitical trends in the region.