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In addition, we are articulating a process of Citizen Innovation in the area,
thank to the collaborative and horizontal working of citizens, governments,
enterprises and civil organizations that have co-build a meeting space for
reflection and action about the reality. This fact position the Ibero-
American space as the first region at global level that bet altogether and
decided for boosting the innovation of their citizens as a valid resource for
his social, cultural and economic development.
Translated by Manuel Agudo, Cybervolunteer, Sevilla, Spain
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1 Carta colaborativa de propuestas para el impulse de la IC
http://bit.ly/1FOBHcp
2 Comunicado especial http://bit.ly/1AgmXja
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