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Minedu: “APM Terminals joins the #Abrazatucole initiative with a donation to Villa El Salvador school”

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The educational institution 6067 Juan Velasco Alvarado in Villa El Salvador was one of the first beneficiaries of the program promoted by the Minedu The owner of the Minedu, Morgan Quero, welcomed the decision of the private company APM Terminals to join the Abraza tu Cole program and donate a total of 50 computers that benefit students of the educational institution 6067 Juan Velasco Alvarado in Villa El Salvador. The computers were delivered a…

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Minedu: “APM Terminals joins the #Abrazatucole initiative with a donation to Villa El Salvador school”

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