Bio: Andrés Pino is a graduate of International Relations of the University of El Salvador. He became acquainted with the ideas of liberty after reading about Frédéric Bastiat’s economic thinking. He has been working for the cause of liberty since 2012, year in which he participated and obtained an honorable mention in an essay competition organized by CREO and sponsored by the University Francisco Marroquín (UFM). He is a FEE and CATO alumni. He is also a former member of the Academic Committee of CREO, a former International Cooperation intern for TECHO-El Salvador and a former legislative journalist for CURUL 85. He is currently the Chairman of the Students for Liberty Latinamerica and a member of the Students for Liberty International Executive Board.

Favorite figures: Ludwig Von Mises,  Frédéric Bastiat and Ron Paul

On Students for Liberty: Since becoming part of Students for Liberty in 2014, I’ve had the honor to work beside the most passionate and intelligent pro-liberty students from around the world. After all these years, I’ve also developed new leadership skills and deepened my knowledge about the importance of liberty in everyday life. Being part of such a great organization has definitely changed my life in more aspects that I could’ve ever imagined.