Cronistas de la Ciudad - 06 - 1963. El movimiento estudiantil en el Colegio de San Nicolás a través de un testimonio Oral

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El 63 en el Colegio de San Nicolás a través de un testimonio Oral.El testimonio, fragmento de historia de vida capturado por medio del trabajo de entrevista, permite al investigador construir la historia contemporánea. En esta ocación se presenta el testimonio de un nicolaita que fue morador de la Casa del Estudiante Issac Arriaga, durante los primeros años de la década de los 60´s del siglo pasado, momento histórico decisivo para el México de la segunda mitad del siglo XX.FuentesOrales:Entrevista realizada a Antonio Fraga Barriga. Morelia, Mich. enero 2013 (Voz de recreación de testimonio: J. Roberto Morales)Bibliografía:Pineda Ramírez, David, La educación superior en el proceso histórico de México, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, 2001»» CréditosCoordinación: J. Roberto MoralesInvestigación y Voz: Laura Fraga VillicañaMezcla y mastering: Saul Garibay OrtizApoyo de producción: Luis Fernando Mondragón

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