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Birth Year
1984
Birthplace (Town, City)
Aibonito, Puerto Rico
Awards & Recognition
Recognized for her contributions to contemporary Puerto Rican literature
Known for her exploration of themes such as colonialism, feminism, and Caribbean cultures
Field Best Known For
Journalist, Writer, Podcaster
Bio
Ana Teresa Toro, born in 1984 in Aibonito, Puerto Rico, is a distinguished journalist, writer, and podcaster. Her work delves into themes of colonialism, feminism, Caribbean cultures, and the power of language as a tool for social action. She has authored the novel "Cartas al agua" and the chronicles "Las narices de los perros" and "El cuerpo de la abuela." Toro's writings have been featured in various Puerto Rican and international media outlets, including El Nuevo Día, El País (Spain), ECOS (Germany), Distintas Latitudes (Mexico), Internazionale (Italy), Global (Dominican Republic), Anfibia (Argentina), and The New York Times. Through her insightful exploration of complex social issues, Toro has significantly contributed to contemporary Puerto Rican literature and journalism.
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