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Three day conference in Basic Education, Media and Diversified Schools, which received the GEAP and the Forum: "Educating to Remember" in Guatemala
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Three day conference in Basic Education, Media and Diversified Schools, which received the GEAP and the Forum: "Educating to Remember" in Guatemala

The GEAP is working hard on education and human rights awareness among students in schools, colleges and universities; for this reason the Forum "Educating to Remember" has been made available to every educational institution. 

 

Blood Donation in Guatemala continues to be a necessary and habitual work in health centers
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Blood Donation in Guatemala continues to be a necessary and habitual work in health centers

Promoting a culture of voluntary and habitual blood donation in young people and adults, at the Pedro de Bethancourt National Hospital located in Antigua Guatemala, Sacatepequez, a marathon of blood donation was held on Thursday, February 26 of this current year.

The 4th International Blood Drive Marathon is carried out with great success
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The 4th International Blood Drive Marathon is carried out with great success

Forum Educating to Remember - “The Holocaust and the Human Rights”
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Forum Educating to Remember - “The Holocaust and the Human Rights”

It was in the Association of Lawyers and Notaries of Guatemala, whose origins date back to 1810, where nearly one hundred professionals attended from the branch of law, diplomatic authorities, representatives of governmental and nongovernmental agencies, and members of the Guatemalan Jewish community.