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La Escuela Provincial de Usuarios de la Comunicación (EPUC) se encuentra ubicada en la ciudad de Río Negro, provincia de Río Negro, Argentina. Esta escuela brinda capacitación en temas relacionados con la comunicación a vecinos de la localidad y regiones aledañas.
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