She is currently a correspondent for the Associated Press in Beijing, which she joined in 2007. Prior to that she was a reporter for Spanish Television for three years. She has been at the forefront of major stories, particularly related to human rights and minority affairs. Last December, she achieved much fame when she got an exclusive interview with the wife of the China’s jailed Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo. Liu Xia who was under house arrest. She covered in the riots in Xinjiang in 2008 for the Associated Press, she has also visited Tibet to do stories for the Spanish TV. Born in Peru, she studied there, at the NYU Film School and the International Film and Television School in Cuba. She is fluent in Chinese, Spanish, English and French.