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Managua - Nicaragua authorities are set to
accomplish their goal of declaring the
country illiteracy-free in July, thus,
dismissing any possible doubts on the
government's commitment with the task.
Alberto Salas, head of the 80-member Cuban
team advising on the implementation of the
"Yes, I Can" teaching method, said of Nicaragua's current illiteracy
rate at 5.86 percent, so it may be well
below 5 percent by July.
Nicaragua is the fourth country of the
Bolivarian Alternative for the Peoples of
Our America (ALBA) with an illiteracy rate
below 5 percent, a UNESCO parameter that
most be met for a country to be declared
illiteracy free. |
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