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Carolina Lumetta
Carolina is a Digital Reporter with WORLD News Group. She graduated from Wheaton College in 2021 with a degree in English Writing, a minor in Political Science, and a caffeine addiction. Ever the extrovert, she loves interviewing people and communicating their stories. She is a persistent reporter always on the hunt for a good story somewhere in the intersection of journalism and politics.
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