To be Jewish in Chile was to be above all a foreigner - Marjorie Agosín

Almost half of the world believes in wars. Why not change that and make people believe in poetry? Believe in kindness? Believe in encounters? I think it’s our responsibility to invite others and make them feel like they can transform the world.

Poetry, which is always with me and brings me to privileged horizons and uncertain but always true pathways

how to become someone else-that's perhaps the greatest challenge for a translator because to become someone else is to become compassionate. To become someone else, you have to be in love with someone else. And in that sense I strongly believe that translations are acts of love