Why Is It That Lina Hidalgo's Education History Riddled with Questions....
Why Is It That Lina Hidalgo's Education History Riddled with Questions....
Who is it that paid off Lina’s student loans at Stanford? Lina forgot to mention she dropped out of law school at Harvard & NYU to run for Harris County FAKE Judge. From what I understand, a Harvard Professor who helped Clinton’s campaign was the one to help Hidalgo win her seat from many deep state cutouts.
It was quite precarious as to why Ed Emett refused to contest the election since his wife works with Baker Ripley, a vaccine lobbyist, and advocate for vaccine databases.
It’s almost like they are working in hand in hand. No?
But back to Lina’s “schooling”
Lina Hidalgo’s stay at Stanford:
Major: Political Science
Hometown: Bogotá, Colombia
Thesis topic: What allowed citizen resistance to turn against the state in Egypt in 2011, but not in China.
Why is this topic important to the field of democracy, development, and the rule of law? I hope that my project will offer some hints as to why citizens faced with economic and social grievances fail to challenge - through their protests - the state structure that perpetrates those grievances. This can provide a lens through which to study other developing societies that fail to rise against oppression.
What attracted you to the CDDRL undergrad honors program? I have been able to see development challenges firsthand growing up and am honored to have the opportunity to learn from experts in the Center about the ideas and approaches taken to tackle these issues.
Future aspiration post-Stanford: I hope to learn more about development challenges globally by working in the Middle East or Asia, and eventually help implement better development policy worldwide through an international organizations, government work, or activism.
What are your summer research plans: I will be in China interviewing factory workers about their perceptions of inequality and speak with scholars about the broader issues I plan to address in my thesis. I will then travel to Egypt to interview political party leaders about how they saw long-standing grievances translated into the political sphere.
Lina Hidalgo
Major: Political Science
Hometown: Bogotá, Colombia
Thesis topic: What allowed citizen resistance to turn against the state in Egypt in 2011, but not in China.
Why is this topic important to the field of democracy, development, and the rule of law? I hope that my project will offer some hints as to why citizens faced with economic and social grievances fail to challenge - through their protests - the state structure that perpetrates those grievances. This can provide a lens through which to study other developing societies that fail to rise against oppression.
What attracted you to the CDDRL undergrad honors program? I have been able to see development challenges firsthand growing up and am honored to have the opportunity to learn from experts in the Center about the ideas and approaches taken to tackle these issues.
Future aspiration post-Stanford: I hope to learn more about development challenges globally by working in the Middle East or Asia, and eventually help implement better development policy worldwide through an international organizations, government work, or activism.
What are your summer research plans: I will be in China interviewing factory workers about their perceptions of inequality and speak with scholars about the broader issues I plan to address in my thesis. I will then travel to Egypt to interview political party leaders about how they saw long-standing grievances translated into the political sphere.
The women pictured below is not Hidalgo, and it appears to be Anna Schekele’s work.
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(The girl on the right in the white dress looks quite familiar to the women pictured above with the thesis Hidalgo “wrote”)
Strangely. Hidalgos thesis has been completely scrubbed from the web.
One of Hidalgo’s teachers in Stanford Jean C. oi who specializes in Chinese politics…. Strange mentor to have, huh?
Is anything about Lina Hidalgo’s education truthful? How does a medical translator get a net worth of $5 million (according to reports) and become the county judge of the third largest county in the United States?
It’s because she’s nothing but a proxy installed to destroy Harris county from within.
Your post says, "It was quite precarious as to why Ed Emett [sic] refused to contest the election since his wife works with Baker Ripley and a vaccine lobbyist and advocate for vaccine databases."
Huh? Contest the 2018 election? Makes no sense.