Ana focuses on the political and macroeconomic dynamics of Mexico and Argentina. She also supports the Latin America research team in analyzing regional trends including voter discontent, antiestablishment sentiment, and corruption scandals, as well as their implications for policy direction and elections. Ana works with clients on agricultural, energy, and telecommunications.

Prior to joining the firm, she interned at both public and private organizations including the Mexican Embassy in Washington and the Wilson Center. Ana, who is fluent in Spanish, earned her bachelor's degree in international affairs and economics at George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs. She is originally from Mexico City and enjoys summer hikes.