Expert Bio

Ms. García Nice is a former associate with the Latin America Program. Prior to joining the Wilson Center, she lived in Beijing, China, where she worked to advance education opportunities in China’s most impoverished provinces and study China's political system and Mandarin. Ms. García Nice worked for the Organization of American States - Inter-American Committee against Terrorism (OAS/CICTE) managing the committee’s operations portfolio, the U.S. Department of State with the Consular Bureau at the US Embassy Santiago, Chile, and as a former specialist with the International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Bureau (INL) at the US Embassy Quito, Ecuador. 

Ms. García Nice received a BA in International Relations and Political Science from the Universidad de las Américas-Puebla (UDLAP) and the Université Jean Moulin Lyon III, and a MA in Security from The George Washington University. She follows technology, migration, democratic governance, and gender. Her analysis has been featured in CNN, Le Figaro, NTN24, Associated Press, and DW, among others. She leads the Wilson Center's initiative on gender-based violence, "Accessing Justice: Femicide and the Rule of Law."