Nicholas or Nick Roberts , the son of Leona Roberts, the president of the illegitimate Kelper assembly , whom the mother placed in a high position in the local legislature with a significant salary, demonstrates that the Kelper sow their own caste, occupying all positions of power that seem to be available.
In successive posts on social networks, her great love for journalism is discovered, as she says on her Twitter account. Leona's son has also been working since 2023 for the local newspaper Penguin News , directed by Lisa Watson , as stated on social media. social.There he usually writes columns of a political and economic nature.
Nicholas's resume shows a job “political support” in the Legislative Assembly of Malvinas, something like an advisor. He defines himself as a “nerding” who likes to “read, listen to music, play DnD” .
He then served as deputy editor of Penguin News , the newspaper of the Malvina Islands, and an “independent” writer. In this last capacity, he states that he has had articles published in the Sunday Times of the United Kingdom and in media from the Condé Nast publishing house, such as Ars Technica. “I can write about a variety of topics, but I have experience in matters related to the Malvina Islands and special interest and technical knowledge in geek culture, such as films, video and board games, and digital communities” is offered, for example, in the Linkedin network.
Chilean of Magellan
His mother, Leonard Roberts, is a Chilean born in Punta Arenas and migrant to the Malvinas . Since 2017 he has held a public position in the irregular Legislative Assembly of the islands.In 2021 she was the most voted candidate for assembly member and there will be a new election in 2025.
Curator, radio host and in recent years a politician, the Chilean emigre has served since 2017 as a member of the self-erected Legislative Assembly of the usurped territory, for the electoral constituency of Puerto Argentino.
Leona's parents and Nicholas' grandparents, Nelson Vidal and Eileen Biggs, are defined as “fifth generation” on the islands. Curious because their move occurred when Leona was three years old.
