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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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The graduates had the opportunity to participate in soccer competitions, mini tejo, ping pong, among other activities, as well as enjoy the cultural exhibition of the Yambori group from their alma mater and the reunion with friends, with whom they shared memories and experiences that enriched their university lives.
For Carlos Salas Restrepo, a 1992 graduate, this reunion is wonderful because it evokes fond memories and lessons from his professors, who empowered him to excel in various professional fields. “I haven't been to the University in 25 years. It's changed a lot; where I'm standing now used to be the La Merced soccer fields, which have been transformed into the excellent Emilio Sierra Baquero Auditorium. My daughter is with me, and she already understands that the university is not just a classroom where you learn, but also a place to share and make lifelong friends,” the graduate emphasized.
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