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En esta ocasión, nos acompañan nuestras aliadas del Centro de Autonomía Personal y Social (CAPYS, A.C.): Angélica Morales y Alma Romero, Coordinadoras de CAPYS, junto con Paulina Macías, Coordinadora

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En esta ocasión, nos acompañan nuestras aliadas del Centro de Autonomía Personal y Social (CAPYS, A.C.): Angélica Morales y Alma Romero, Coordinadoras de CAPYS, junto con Paulina Macías, Coordinadora de Sostenibilidad Empresarial de la Firma. Juntas, abordarán un tema muy interesante: Inclusión Laboral y Autonomía para Personas con Discapacidad Intelectual

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