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Youth civic engagement and memory in Argentina

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In Argentina, youth organizations and local governments are organizing various activities to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the military coup and the ‘Noche de los Lápices’. In the North Zone, the Unión de Estudiantes Secundarios (UES) scheduled a march for September 5 to honor disappeared students. Other regional initiatives include the 8th Parlamento Bonaerense in Lanús, where students debated from ten local institutions participated in legislative simulations, debating projects on community issues, issues such as inclusion, human rights, and intergenerational meetings in digital coexistence. In Santa Fe involving and Villa María, activities continue to focus on memory through film screenings and intergenerational dialogues between students and older adults to reflect on democracy. In Villa María, student councils are preparing sessions for mid-September, while Neuquén Additionally, Río Grande has launched a month-long agenda its ‘Month of Youth’ for young adults September, featuring vocational expos an academic expo alongside a schedule of cultural, sporting, and entrepreneurship fairs. entertainment activities intended to support students’ future educational and professional paths. Separately, in Colombia, the MIRA Party has proposed converting specific multicampuses in Bogotá into public hubs for youth training and innovation to combat high unemployment rates.

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