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El documento presenta un proyecto de 2013 en Kampala, Uganda, para ayudar a refugiados urbanos. Explica brevemente qué significa ser un refugiado y cuándo es el Día Internacional del Refugiado. También menciona algunas similitudes y diferencias culturales, bailes y las organizaciones que apoyan el proyecto.
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- 2. PROYECTO 2013 “Emergencia Cuerno de África: Proyecto de Refugiados Urbanos en Kampala, Uganda”
- 4. ¡LA BANDERA!
- 5. ¿QUÉ SIGNIFICA SER “REFUGIADO”?
- 6. ¿CUÁNDO ES EL DÍA INTERNACIONAL DEL REFUGIADO?
- 26. Bailes
- 30. ¿Quién nos acerca a este proyecto?
- 33. www.jrs.net