Soli Salgado

Soli Salgado is the international editor of the Global Sisters Report. Previously she was the Latin America correspondent and has reported from 13 countries for GSR and NCR, covering mostly migration, human trafficking, and Nuns & Nones. Born in Buenos Aires and raised in Wichita, Kansas, Soli graduated from the University of Kansas in 2013 with degrees in journalism, English, and Spanish, and joined NCR as a Bertelsen intern in 2015. Big loves include illustration, yoga, reading, travel and presidential history.

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Hispanic young adults engage bishops, express needs at V Encuentro

V Encuentro opens with celebration, prayer and Pope Francis' blessing

V Encuentro to be an 'expression of community'

Midwest Hispanic Catholics prioritize needs as V Encuentro moves to regional phase

Ahead of V Encuentro, report gathers stats on Hispanic ministry in US

Encuentro Eclesial event unites Cuban Catholics, bridges US-Cuba division

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Mass participants: 'We're left with the pope's love'

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A subdued Santiago waits for pope's arrival

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