The deputy director of Espacio MEC analyzed the historical “invisibility” of the Afro-descendant community in Paysandú, denounced a 40-year-old educational lag and warned about prisonization rates.In the framework of an activity developed in the Héctor Ferrari room of the University Center of Paysandú (CUP), Ana Calzada, deputy director of Espacio MEC and responsible for the Education and Ethnicities program, offered a deep and critical look at …
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The deputy director of Espacio MEC analyzed the historical “invisibility” of the Afro-descendant community in Paysandú, denounced a 40-year-old educational lag and warned about prisonization rates.In the framework of an activity developed in the Héctor Ferrari room of the University Center of Paysandú (CUP), Ana Calzada, deputy director of Espacio MEC and responsible for the Education and Ethnicities program, offered a deep and critical look at …