Ley General de Juventud

from ODELOT SOCIAL VOICE Hosted by Luis Toledo V.

Frandy J. Hierro Ovalles, líder y activista juvenil, nos comparte su visión del escenario para las juventudes a la luz de la controvertida Ley General de Juventud, que tiene diferentes formas de ser vista e interpretada.

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