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2026-09-24
Human rights: part of professional training?
By: Alejandro García Suárez – Advisory Office of Communications
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We seek to promote an experience of physical and environmental activity, through the coverage of a bicycle route through preferably natural spaces along with the planting of trees, thus enabling the generation of a relationship with oneself, with others and with the environment that surrounds them.
The Cundinamarca Crossing is not a competitive event, but a participatory, safe, and joyful event with the appropriate level of challenge that allows for the inclusion of a diverse group of people who may or may not be high-performance athletes.
Place and Dates:
Chocontá: Sunday, September 29.
Ubaté: Friday, October 4th.
Zipaquirá: Friday, October 18.
Chia: Friday, October 25.
Facatativá: Friday, November 1st.
Soacha: Friday, November 8.
Fusagasugá: Sunday, November 17.
Girardot: Sunday, November 24.
Estimated duration of each activity: It is estimated that the activity in each location will last approximately 3 to 4 hours.
Participants: Students, teachers, administrative staff, managers, graduates and the external community of the university can participate voluntarily in this activity.
Ages: It is recommended that participants be 12 years of age and older for any of the categories.
Participation categories:
Participation NO have NO COST You only need to register at the following link and hand in the form at the starting point. RELEASE OF LIABILITY AGREEMENT LEGAL, duly completed. Download document.
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