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Problems Plaguing Mexican Libraries in the 20th Century and the Plan of 1984

June 15, 2012 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Previous part: History of Literacy and Libraries in Mexico: Public Book Initiatives Around the same period, many of the same problems plaguing the public library system were also seen in the National Library. Peñalosa, writing in 1953, states that although the National Library was unrivaled in terms of its vast holdings and prominent status, it had […]

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