Una Tarde en el CEPA

Programa realizado en el grupo de Medios de Comunicación del CEPA Dulce Chacón con entrevista a Asún, leyenda viva del centro educativo; noticias de las actividades extraescolares realizadas; recomendaciones culturales (libros, cine); entrevista a la ganadora del XVIII Certamen Literario InterCEPA y una tertulia para hablar del deporte en las instalaciones municipales.

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