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De la mano con la historia - Historia Oral de Acatzingo Puebla

EPISODE · Jul 31, 2025 · 51 MIN

De la mano con la historia - Historia Oral de Acatzingo Puebla

from SICOM Teziutlán 90.9

Con "De la mano con la historia" conoceremos los hechos más importantes de la región nororiental del Estado de Puebla, desde la historia prehispánica hasta la actualidad. En esta emisión nos hablan sobre el tema "Historia Oral de Acatzingo Puebla". Espacio radiofónico conducido por el Arq. Julio Cesar Alfonso Ruiz como invitado Señor Joel Tejeda de la Luz. Emisión del 30 de julio del 2025. Programa sin fines de lucro.

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