PhD (c)- in Political Science at Flacso Ecuador. Master in Communication and Public Opinion. Researcher accredited by the Secretariat of Higher Education, Science, Technology and Innovation (SENESCYT) of Ecuador. Areas of expertise: Social and Behavioral Sciences, Political Science, Social Movements, Collective Action and Regulatory Regimes. National Register of Researchers, No. REGINV-21-05385. Professor at university level. Currently researching cannabis regulation from the sociology of political conflicts, collective action and public problems. Speaker at the II International RICE Congress with the research "Two media visions, one object of regulation: legitimization for some, criminalization for others", at the III International Congress of Social Movements Studies with the presentation of the book "Cyberactivism and collective action. An ethnography of the pedal in Quito", at the VI Congress of Political Science and International Relations with the study "In the name of order and public safety...amen. Criminalization of Persons Subject to Control", as well as at the VIII International Congress of Social Sciences at the University of Vienna with the paper "Exercise of citizenship and expansion of rights. How cannabis users think and feel". He published the book "Cyberactivism and collective action. An ethnography of the pedal in Quito" of his authorship with the publishing house Académica Española.