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LabGRIMA’s Event: I Seminar of Contemporay Geopolitics and International Relations
On September 26th GeoMercosur and the Laboratory of Geopolitics, International Relations and Anti-Systemic Movements (LabGRIMA) promoted the I Seminar of Contemporary Geopolitics and International Relations.
LabGRIMA Event: 1st Seminar of Contemporary Geopolitics and International Relations
The event will be sponsored by LabGRIMA/Federal University of Pelotas,Brazil.
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