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Rina Rossi

(She/Her)
New York
As seen in: ReVista: The Harvard Review of Latin America, The Nation, The Daily Californian, North American Congress on Latin America (Nacla), Georgetown Public Policy Review, Ramona Magazine for Girls, Berkeley Political Review
Covers:  Latin America, Politics, Reproductive Justice, Gender & Sexuality
writer, former web editor @nacla l PhD Student in Latam/Caribbean History | uc berkeley ‘22 | 🇩🇴🇯🇵 | she/her/hers | IG @rrina_irene

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Rina Rossi is a journalist covering gender issues, such as reproductive justice and sexual violence, particularly concerning Latin America. Her writing has appeared in the Nation, Harvard Kennedy School Review, Ojalá, Georgetown Public Policy Review, The Latino Book Review, The Daily Californian, Berkeley Political Review, and ReVista: The Harvard Review for Latin America, among others. She was the former web editor at NACLA (North American Congress on Latin America). Rina is based in New York …

Rina Rossi’s Journalist Portfolio

Medical Personnel Uninformed of Reproductive Law: How Bolivia's Neglect for Abortion Rights is En...

Medical Personnel Uninformed of Reproductive Law: How Bolivia's Neglect for Abortion Rights is En...

How difficult is it to get a legal abortion in Bolivia? Well, as shown by a recent ordeal an 11-year-old chil…

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ADPF 442: Is abortion decriminalization in Brazil in the works? - Journal of Political Inquiry

ADPF 442: Is abortion decriminalization in Brazil in the works? - Journal of Political Inquiry

As pregnant individuals and survivors of unsafe abortions in Brazil await the public hearing finalizing this …

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Brooklyn's Antilles Cafe builds community across divides - Ojalá

Brooklyn's Antilles Cafe builds community across divides - Ojalá

The Dominican & Haitian café uplifts island culture through shared food.

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Una isla, un amor y un café en Brooklyn

Una isla, un amor y un café en Brooklyn

El café dominicano y haitiano exalta la cultura de la isla mediante la gastronomía.

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Taking the long view on abortion in Mexico

Taking the long view on abortion in Mexico

A new book by scholar Nora Jaffary explores the practice over 500 years.

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Cinco siglos de aborto y autonomía en México

Cinco siglos de aborto y autonomía en México

Nora Jaffary traza la evolución de la práctica, desafiando nociones modernas sobre su criminalización.

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Articles

Taking the long view on abortion in Mexico

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By Rina Rossi
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Book review • Rina Rossi • June 25, 2026 • Leer en castellano In September 2021, against the backdrop of a sea of green handkerchiefs worn by Latin American feminists who advocated for reproductive justice, Mexico’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled that criminalizing abortion is unconstitutional. But has abortion in Mexico always been criminalized, stigmatized, and denounced, or was it tolerated and practiced, or somewhere in the middle?
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Cinco siglos de aborto y autonomía en México

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By Rina Rossi
| ojala.mx
Reseña • Rina Rossi • 25 de junio, 2026 • Read in English En septiembre de 2021, con los pañuelos verdes que lucían las feministas latinoamericanas que defendían la justicia reproductiva como telón de fondo, la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación de México dictaminó por unanimidad que penalizar el aborto es inconstitucional. Pero, ¿el aborto en México siempre había sido criminalizado, estigmatizado y denunciado, o bien tolerado y practicado, o tal vez algo intermedio?
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The Letters of Minerva Mirabal and Manolo Tavárez: Love and Resistance in the Time of Trujillo (Review)

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By Rina Rossi
| North American Congress on Latin America (Nacla) Verified
One day, as a child on my way to the sea in Puerto Plata with my father, we traversed windy, remote mountain roads that seemed to have no end. Halfway through the trip, he pointed to my right where he told me was near where the Mirabal sisters, political revolutionaries who fought against the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo, were murdered by the regime in 1960. It was an ominous feeling to be so close to where such a violent event had occurred.
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