Renata Fabre Cano has a strong background in international affairs, with experience spanning government relations, public policy analysis, and international cooperation. Throughout her career, she has contributed to the development and implementation of institutional strategies, fostering engagement with key stakeholders across the public sector, multilateral organizations, and civil society.

She holds a Master’s degree in International Affairs from Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICADE) in Madrid, where she focused on foreign policy and global governance. In addition, she earned a double Bachelor’s degree in International Comparative Politics and in History, Law, and Society from the American University of Paris, equipping her with an interdisciplinary perspective on global challenges.

Renata’s professional interests center on the U.S.-Mexico bilateral relationship, as well as broader issues related to geopolitics, regional security, and North American integration. Her international academic training, combined with hands-on experience in cross-border collaboration and policy research, allows her to bring thoughtful insight and a strategic lens to complex international issues.