Diana Flores Rojas
Peruvian communicator
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Diana Flores Rojas
Summary
Diana Flores Rojas is a human[1]. He worked as a communicator[2].
Key Facts
- Diana Flores Rojas held citizenship in Peru[3].
- Spanish was Diana Flores Rojas's native language[4].
- Diana Flores Rojas's professions included communicator[2].
- Diana Flores Rojas's education included a stint at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru[5].
- Diana Flores Rojas's education included a stint at National University of San Marcos[6].
- Diana Flores Rojas was educated at Latin American School for Social Sciences[7].
- Diana Flores Rojas is recorded as male[8].
- Diana Flores Rojas's instance of is recorded as human[9].
- Diana Flores Rojas's family name is recorded as Flores[10].
- Diana Flores Rojas's given name is recorded as Diana[11].
- Diana Flores Rojas's given name is recorded as Carolina[12].
- Diana Flores Rojas's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Spanish[13].
- Diana Flores Rojas's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[14].
- Diana Flores Rojas's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Aymara[15].
- Diana Flores Rojas's second family name in Spanish name is recorded as Rojas[16].
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Origins and Family
Spanish was Diana Flores Rojas's native language[4].
Education
Educated at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru[5], a pontifical university[17], in Peru[18], founded in 1917[19], headquartered in Lima[20]; National University of San Marcos[6], a public research university[21], in Peru[22], founded in 1551[23]; and Latin American School for Social Sciences[7], a research institute[24], in Costa Rica[25], founded in 1957[26].
Career and Affiliations
Diana Flores Rojas worked as a communicator[2].
FAQs
What did Diana Flores Rojas do for work?
Diana Flores Rojas worked as communicator[2].
Where did Diana Flores Rojas go to school?
Diana Flores Rojas was educated at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru[5], National University of San Marcos[6], and Latin American School for Social Sciences[7].