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21 de enero, en la UAM ( (Fuencarral-El Pardo. Madrid): 10º Encuentro de Centros innovadores en Madrid y 1ª Facultades Innovadoras: Hacia una educación verdaderamente superior: formación disciplinar, competencial y para una vida más consciente.
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