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The History of Libraries in Mexico: For All or For Some?

May 24, 2012 by Andrew Walsh 1 Comment

Throughout Latin America, libraries have faced significant challenges in their development, including high rates of illiteracy, uneven population distribution and political and social instability (Zamora 1991 45). Mexico is a country which exemplifies these major problems, although it is also the site of several significant events in library history in the region, dating back to […]

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