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This repository contains a collection of interactive applications and Jupyter Notebooks designed to explore and analyze Uruguay’s electoral data from 2004 through 2024. By leveraging Uruguay’s unique voter ID system and precinct-level data, I built interactive apps that let anyone explore how voting preferences have changed (or stayed consistent) from 2004 onward—across different age groups, neighborhoods, and more. This work also led to a collaboration with Semanario Búsqueda, where the tools and data were featured. If you’d like a deeper look at the methodology or results, check out my GitHub repo.

Project to learn about government purchases of mineral water during a water crisis in Uruguay

This repository contains a Jupyter notebook (using python) designed for analyzing trade relationships between six Latin American countries and other countries worldwide. The analysis focuses on the exports and imports of goods at the ISIC Rev. 4 level using data from UN Comtrade for the year 1995.

An example of the existence of the Relative Age Effect and an analysis of how this phenomenon is present (and evolves) through youth leagues.

Sample code to classify more than 3 million lines of politicians’ proposal into six issues (Brazilian Municipal Elections 2012)

Simulations for firm entry problem (class exercise)