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The University of Córdoba Press has presented the book “Guatemala: violencias desbordadas”, a work examining the escalation and intensification of violence in Guatemala

  • Post author:Digital Editorial
  • Post published:9 de April de 2010
  • Post category:Editorial Novelty

En el siguiente enlace podéis ver la presentación del libro que tuvo una gran acogida.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XNQA7o1FGg

Tags: Book presentations, Conflicto social, Derechos Humanos, Estudios latinoamericanos, Guatemala, UCOPress, University of Córdoba

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