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May 17, 2019Ecatepec´s Government supports student who will represent Mexico in the International Court of The Hague, Holland
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Ecatepec´s Government supports student who will represent Mexico in the International Court of The Hague, Holland
May 17th, 2019
Ecatepec´s Goverment will support lodging expenses for Viviana Aja Sixto, an inhabitant of the municipality and an outstanding student of the Law Degree from the Acatlán School of Higher Studies UNAM, who will participate in the Judicial Simulation Contest that will be held on May 22 to June 7 at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, in the Netherlands.
The young 22 years old woman, lives in San Cristóbal Centro, Ecatepec, and she will travel with two companions to that European city, seat of the international court of justice.
Viviana has lived in Ecatepec for five years, a municipality where she arrived with her family from Huajuapan de León, Oaxaca, in search of better economic and academic conditions for herself and her three brothers.
She comes from indigenous Mixtec roots. In his community of Oaxaca urbanization has already begun, however there are still great deficiencies in the educational system, she said.
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
Ecatepec´s Goverment will support lodging expenses for Viviana Aja Sixto, an inhabitant of the municipality and an outstanding student of the Law Degree from the Acatlán School of Higher Studies UNAM, who will participate in the Judicial Simulation Contest that will be held on May 22 to June 7 at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, in the Netherlands.
The young 22 years old woman, lives in San Cristóbal Centro, Ecatepec, and she will travel with two companions to that European city, seat of the international court of justice.
Viviana has lived in Ecatepec for five years, a municipality where she arrived with her family from Huajuapan de León, Oaxaca, in search of better economic and academic conditions for herself and her three brothers.
She comes from indigenous Mixtec roots. In his community of Oaxaca urbanization has already begun, however there are still great deficiencies in the educational system, she said.
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
