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Luis Neira Born (October 2 1991) in Caracas Venezuela by parents Luis Neira Blanco (Electrical Engineer/Political activist) and mother Milsy Dugarte (Science teacher). At the age of 10 was accepted to one of the top private Schools in the country Santo Thomas De Aquino after receiving an award for best story writer in the city for his age level which was personally handed by Venezuelan opposition leader,Leopoldo Lopez. At age 11 he along with his family kept getting death threats from various group activists affiliated with the Venezuelan government of Hugo Chavez since his father was an opposition supporter for the Democratic Party COPEI. After a kidnap attempt when coming home from school and continuous onslaught acts from governmental groups he was bound to be home for a whole year for his own safety. Later he and his family decided to leave the country. At age 12 he and his family immigrated to United States on political asylum due to the political persecution. Once settled in the U.S at a young age he felt in a heroin drug addiction that he kept for 5 years. He was able to quit his addiction after trying a very powerful drug from West Africa, a native plant from Gabon called Ibogaine. He is a big Iboga supporter, inspired by Howard Lotsof and believes the best cure for any addiction is being treated with this drug. He considers himself an autodidact and got an opportunity to work with some of the top plastic surgeons in the U.S including Dr. Lewis Andres and Dr. Pablo Prichard. As of Today he’s still in trial for his political asylum.
Luis Neira
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