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Tiare Benavides is a Chilean student of the Universidad de Chile and she studies  psychology, she is in the second year of her fourth semester. She has always lived in Santiago, and actually she live in Lo Prado. She was born in November 8th, 1999.

She was advanced at school because she had an IQ more advanced that the rest of the kids of her age and always get good marks. She participates in Math Olympics when she was little, from 6 to 10 years old and wins some trophies. Also, she was in a scout group between the years 2007-2011, and she got a lot of patches.

She speaks Spanish and is learning English. When it comes to work, she’s so focus and can work with a lot of people easily, even when she doesn’t know them, but she is a little shy to do that, that’s why she requires time occasionally.

She is so interested in save and take care of animals, she just eat white meats two times at week but she doesn’t like that. She likes to have a lot of pets; actually she has two dogs and two cats in her house and when she has free time she spend it with them.

She doesn´t smoke because she didn´t like how the cigarrette smells, so she would love a

You can reach her at Avenue Ignacio Carrera Pinto 1045, Ñuñoa, in the faculty of social sciences (FACSO) of the Universidad de Chile.

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