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Las buenas costumbres

Lo que hace a un animal ser humano, que no “Ser Humano", que es nombre propio y no propio del carácter, es su capacidad...
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Un nuevo nombre para un nuevo futuro

El pasado jueves 19 de enero, IE University abría sus puertas y daba la bienvenida a una nueva fase para la escuela Global and...
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Derechos humanos: dentro y fuera del campo

Fuente de la imagen: © Maxppp - Philippe Renault “Derechos humanos: fuera y dentro del campo”. Con fuerza, retumbaba en el septuagésimo segundo Congreso de...
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Yo he perdido la fe

Yo he perdido la fe; la fe en ti, en mí, que prometimos cambiar  por un mundo insostenible, a veces, oscuro. He perdido la fe en el mundo, que no es amigo, porque...
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Inés G. Vega

De Gijón, de Asturias y de España; en cualquier orden. Apasionada de la literatura y de los deportes. Amiga de mis amigos.
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