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| − | The '''Cinematography Education and Production Center''' (Centro de Formación y Realización Cinematográfica, CEFREC), La Paz, Bolivia, works with the Bolivian Indigenous Peoples Audiovisual Council (Coordinadora Audiovisual Indígena Originaria de Bolivia, CAIB). Together the two organizations lead Bolivia’s National Indigenous Aboriginal and Campesino Intercultural Communication System, a non-profit nationwide training and production initiative launched in 1996. In 2010 the initiative founded an independent indigenous advocacy news agency, the Agencia Plurinacional de Comunicación (APC), and its [https://www.apcbolivia.org multimedia website | + | The '''Cinematography Education and Production Center''' (Centro de Formación y Realización Cinematográfica, CEFREC), La Paz, Bolivia, works with the Bolivian Indigenous Peoples Audiovisual Council (Coordinadora Audiovisual Indígena Originaria de Bolivia, CAIB). Together the two organizations lead Bolivia’s National Indigenous Aboriginal and Campesino Intercultural Communication System, a non-profit nationwide training and production initiative launched in 1996. In 2010 the initiative founded an independent indigenous advocacy news agency, the Agencia Plurinacional de Comunicación (APC), and its [https://www.apcbolivia.org multimedia website]. [https://americanindian.si.edu/nafvf/filmmakers_sanjines.aspx] |
CEFREC was established in 1989. | CEFREC was established in 1989. | ||
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The Cinematography Education and Production Center (Centro de Formación y Realización Cinematográfica, CEFREC), La Paz, Bolivia, works with the Bolivian Indigenous Peoples Audiovisual Council (Coordinadora Audiovisual Indígena Originaria de Bolivia, CAIB). Together the two organizations lead Bolivia’s National Indigenous Aboriginal and Campesino Intercultural Communication System, a non-profit nationwide training and production initiative launched in 1996. In 2010 the initiative founded an independent indigenous advocacy news agency, the Agencia Plurinacional de Comunicación (APC), and its multimedia website. [1]
CEFREC was established in 1989.
