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Ana, Lore and Mile introduce us to the lives of young people, their concerns, yearnings, and fights. The fierce irruption of the new gender perspectives and the protagonist of women. Their time in high school towards adulthood reflects young people’s needs to express themselves and transform the world we live in.
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Ana, Lore and Mile introduce us to the lives of young people, their concerns, yearnings, and fights. The fierce irruption of the new gender perspectives and the protagonist of women. Their time in high school towards adulthood reflects young people’s needs to express themselves and transform the world we live in.
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