Deseo suscribirme.
Solicito informacion actualizadda sobre Politica s Linguisticas,Como funciona
el,sistema bilingue,Como puedo entrar a Ministerio de Educacion para conocer
Reglamentaciones,estadisticas etc.Toda informacion me resultara importante para mi
trabajo sobre la Lengua aymara en el mARCO DE la Proteccion de Lenguas.Me interesala
opinion de docentes que esten en el tema .Muchas Gracias.Soy Psicologa,realizo una
maestria de Analisis del Discurso en la Facultad de Filosofia y Letras de Universidad
de Buenos Aires.
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