International journalism was a dream of hers since she was a little girl in Valencia. She has covered stories that have taken her from the Madrid train bombings, to the Sahrawi refugee camps in Algeria, the Guantanamo Detention Camp in Cuba, former slave ports in Senegal or the lawn of the White House. Dori Toribio worked for the Spanish Radio and Television for a decade. In 2010 she moved to Washington as the U.S. Bureau Chief Correspondent for the National Public Radio of Spain. She holds a bachelors degree in Audiovisual Communication from Universidad of Valencia, a masters degree in Political Communication from Universidad Complutense of Madrid and she has also been an International Election Observer since 2009.