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Sep 8, 2012 58 min

TODO OAXACA RADIO

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En la emisión del 28 de agosto del 2012, el Maestro Rubén Vasconcelos Beltrán y Lupita Zarza platicaron con nuestros invitados de temas muy interesantes. Javier Robles, director de Salud Pública municipal estuvo en cabina para platicarnos de las Jornadas Médicas Quijotes 2012. Una invitada más fue Tzinia Carranza, quién nos comentó sobre una feria ecoturística a realizarse en la República DOminicana. Por último estuvo con nosotros la licenciada Amanda Eugenia Avendaño, Regidora de cultura, deporte y fomento educativo para hablarnos sobre la exposición de carteles históricos del lunes del cerro. En las efemérides el maestro Rubén Vasconcelos recordó que el 28 de agosto de 1959 falleció el presbítero Guillermo Álvarez Varela, una persona muy admirada y reconocida en nuestro Estado.

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