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With 150 photographs by students, UBA captures the past decade in a book
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With 150 photographs by students, UBA captures the past decade in a book

From Clarín · () Spanish

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  • The University of Buenos Aires has published a book featuring 150 photographs taken by Communication Sciences students over the past decade.
  • The images cover protests, trials for crimes against humanity, the pandemic, culture, sport and politics.
  • The book also highlights Anccom, the agency where students complete their first journalism internships.

A new book from the University of Buenos Aires brings together 150 photographs taken by students over the past decade.

Titled Miradas que revelan, the publication records protests, trials involving crimes against humanity, the pandemic, culture, sport and politics through the students’ images.

It also recovers the experience of Anccom, the agency where young journalists complete their first professional practices.

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