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- 3. Traducción de la estrategia
- 4. Búsqueda de lo necesario
- 5. Búsqueda aplicando filtros para reducir el número de articulos
- 10. Ya podemos entrar en el articulo
- 11. Finalmente podemos acceder al PDF del artículo que buscamos