Argentina’s government is opening a new path to Tierra del Fuego that will give travelers, who once had to pass through Chile to reach the southernmost tip of the continent, the option of skipping Chile altogether.
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Amanda Reynoso-Palley
Amanda Reynoso-Palley was born in San Francisco, California; she lived in the Bay Area almost all her life until she decided to leave U.C. Berkeley for junior year and study in La Universidad de Chile in Santiago. She fell in love with the city, and once home became obsessed with going back. After stumbling across The Santiago Times, Amanda realized she could have it all, live in Santiago and write about Latin America (her favorite area of study). She’s settled in Chile once more, and loving life!
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