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The sources don't support the claims made about this person
There's no evidence that she has practiced law. Only that she spent some time studying it.
Other than dentistry the only job she's had was a governmental role whilst her mother was president which appears to be an act of nepotism. Where it not for that, she wouldn't be notable at all.
No evidence that she's a human rights activist. Only that she's campaigning for her mother's release from prison. Jeanine Áñez is currently facing trial for ordering 2 massacres of opposition unarmed protesters with dozens dead and hundreds injured.
There's no evidence of Carolina Ribera doing anything of any significance towards the protection of anyone's human rights other than her generous mother. Veej (talk) 00:32, 13 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]
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