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Update: Government Repurposes Unasur Building for Education and Music Conservatory

Published on August 12, 2024

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Update to: Ecuador begins its official withdrawal from Unasur Published: Volume 4, Issue 15 President Daniel Noboa has directed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to transfer the abandoned Unasur building to the Secretariat of Higher Education (Senescyt) to expand the academic offerings through Higher Education Institutes. Once the headquarters of the […]

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