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1./ Who am I?

    

 


 

 Hi im Gabriel, 25 years old, i live in Santiago of Chile but not always. For a few years, i was in Italy doing my first Erasmus in the Universita degli Studi di Padova at the nord of Italy close to Venezia. It was an incredible experience there, i haved great time and i lerneed a lot of things. After italy i start my intership or kind of that in the University of Lisbon in Portugal in a Biogas Reactor proyect, it was challenging for me, but very interesting for my carreirer (eng of natural renewable resources). I did that intercambio thanks Student Mobility Program of the University of Chile. 

About my family.. i have one brother and sister, he is a year older than me and she have eleven years old.  We are in a different stages in our lives. My brother is recently graduated of Management at the la Chile and started to work this month, we are so much happy in the family. And my sister is an incredible person, very curious and eager to learn things, i love being able to drop her off at school some mornings and talk about her day.




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  1. Sayen Moncada7 de abril de 2022 a las 13:05

    Being in Italy should be a big experience in all ways I can think, the lenguage, culture, staying away of everything you know. Incredible.

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