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Itzel López Pantoja, Trabajadora Social en Agroindustrias Tombell

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Para mí como mujer es un orgullo pertenecer al sector agrícola, ya que somos pieza fundamental hoy en día para contribuir al cambio y mejora de muchas familias, cada vez demostrando la capacidad de poder desenvolvernos en distintas áreas de trabajo y ser reconocidas.

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