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Ilse Anaid Ramirez Rico: A Brief Analysis
Ilse Anaid Ramirez Rico was born on October 3, 1988 in Mexico City, Mexico. She became the second daughter of Jesus and Rosaura Ramirez. Her sister Cristina immediately learned to love her and take that older sister figure she would later look up to. Both of her parents were very hard working people, her mother worked part time at a Jelly Company as a secretary and her father had a full-time job as a banker. Even though she was born in a middle-class family, her parents were never the type to spoil her or her sister, she was always given what was necessary for her to have. She never missed a meal or the opportunity to go on a trip and have fun; she was surrounded with so much love from everyone and that made her happier than anything else in …show more content…
She immediately fell in love with her job, as she finally had the opportunity to do what she was most passionate about which is to write! Everything seemed to be running perfect until something terrible happen that she never thought she would experience... In 2014, she went to the City of Morelia to cover her very first International film festival, she knew this would be an experience she would never forget and she was right but not in a way we would all want her to be. On her last day in the city of Morelia after having a few drinks with some of her colleagues, Anaid was sexually abused. She describes those days as, “A dark storm I thought would never end.” In that moment, she thought of a million things, including quitting her job. When she returned home, she didn’t even know how to talk to her parents and explain to them what had happen to her. A week later after returning from Morelia, she had a motorcycle accident and took a few days off work, “In that moment I thought to myself, things happen for a reason.” So, she took advantage of her incapacity to talk to her mom and tell her everything that happen to her during her

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