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Paulina Rios Maya
Accomplished graduate with over five years of specialised expertise in international security, investigations, and intelligence. Recognised as a trusted government advisor, acknowledged for formulating impactful policies and effectively mitigating various threats. An experienced journalist, contributing significantly by reporting on intricate security matters with analytical depth and keen storytelling ability. Founder of multiple ventures, demonstrating exceptional business management acumen, complemented by a consistent academic excellence and leadership track record.
Recipient of the prestigious Schwarzman Scholarship (2022) as a distinguished leader with outstanding contributions. Nominated to present my findings on Chinese security strategy and its risks to a panel of experts from the Council on Foreign Relations and selected as a panellist for a debate on defence policies, sharing insights with Major Gen. Yao Yunzhu, an esteemed member of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) and the National People's Congress (NPC).
A seasoned professional with a demonstrated track record of collaborative publications alongside influential figures, including a US Department of Homeland Security founder and a presidential advisor to the government of El Salvador. My network includes former US Pentagon strategists, NATO supreme commanders, and European Court of Human Rights judges, all standing as references attesting to my expertise and unwavering commitment to excellence.
Certified professional by the World Customs Organisation (WCO), the International Association of Crime Analysts (IACA) and the New York Institute of Finance in Risk Management (Operational), Drug Precursor Control, Intellectual Property Rights, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Power BI, and Criminal Investigations Analysis.
Recipient of the prestigious Schwarzman Scholarship (2022) as a distinguished leader with outstanding contributions. Nominated to present my findings on Chinese security strategy and its risks to a panel of experts from the Council on Foreign Relations and selected as a panellist for a debate on defence policies, sharing insights with Major Gen. Yao Yunzhu, an esteemed member of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) and the National People's Congress (NPC).
A seasoned professional with a demonstrated track record of collaborative publications alongside influential figures, including a US Department of Homeland Security founder and a presidential advisor to the government of El Salvador. My network includes former US Pentagon strategists, NATO supreme commanders, and European Court of Human Rights judges, all standing as references attesting to my expertise and unwavering commitment to excellence.
Certified professional by the World Customs Organisation (WCO), the International Association of Crime Analysts (IACA) and the New York Institute of Finance in Risk Management (Operational), Drug Precursor Control, Intellectual Property Rights, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Power BI, and Criminal Investigations Analysis.
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Although this collaboration has been fruitful, we argue it has also created a domino effect of imitation. Therefore, we advocate for the idea that Central American countries innovate new strategies, especially concerning national security issues, to replicate the objectives of other countries will only lead to failure.
Our research focuses on three analytical axes: national and regional security strategies, their breakdown, and application, aiming to identify effective and specific practices in combating drug trafficking in the region. We emphasize that understanding national perspectives within the framework of the regional strategy is essential for effectively addressing this threat, thereby promoting security and stability in the region.
Although this collaboration has been fruitful, we argue it has also created a domino effect of imitation. Therefore, we advocate for the idea that Central American countries innovate new strategies, especially concerning national security issues, to replicate the objectives of other countries will only lead to failure.
Our research focuses on three analytical axes: national and regional security strategies, their breakdown, and application, aiming to identify effective and specific practices in combating drug trafficking in the region. We emphasize that understanding national perspectives within the framework of the regional strategy is essential for effectively addressing this threat, thereby promoting security and stability in the region.