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122 Espaol 02/03/08 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. VT Entrevista 1-5 Natalia estudia en Argentina. Natalia estudia el medio ambiente y los problemas ecolgicos Si Natalia se preocupe mucho sobre los problemas ecolgicos Natalia est trabajando en una asociacin para la proteger biodiversidad de una zona de la Argentina que se llama la Patagonia Patagonia es un territorio que es todo el sur de Argentina. Es una zona poco poblada con...
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122 Espaol 02/03/08 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. VT Entrevista 1-5 Natalia estudia en Argentina. Natalia estudia el medio ambiente y los problemas ecolgicos Si Natalia se preocupe mucho sobre los problemas ecolgicos Natalia est trabajando en una asociacin para la proteger biodiversidad de una zona de la Argentina que se llama la Patagonia Patagonia es un territorio que es todo el sur de Argentina. Es una zona poco poblada con actividades que estn centradas principalmente en la pesca y en el turismo.
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