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When you were offered your position as minister, who offered it to you? How did they offer it to you? What did they say?

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How was the transition from an authoritarian regime to a more democratic one, and so horizontal?

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What happens with big topics? For example, in the region, there was a big problem with the fire in the Amazon region. How would you deal with a situation like this?

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Is 5,000 enough to reach a consensus on a regional level and then national?

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If we seek consensus, that’s the term we have in common, is there a certain amount of people you have that are involved in reaching this? Do you focus on the subject or on what? What is the focus of this consensus, and what type of group or what number ...

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How do you reach this level of consensus because so far in Argentina, at least, the Internet has been a space of total confrontation? Instead of consensus, there’s differentiation. There’s conflict. How do you reach this stage where this space becomes a place to agree?

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What would you recommend for these people to do? What is the alternative?

He really wants to connect your solutions to the concentration here because he thinks it’s very interesting. For example, it’s very common here to see that people are seeking a job. There are three blocks of people waiting in line expecting to be hired. What they have in their hands ...

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Basically, in order to change, you would have to promote lateral thinking?

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Even with access, here the Internet is seen as something for entertainment, for fun. How do you make a cultural shift so that it’s determined as a space for education?

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In Argentina, there is broad access to Internet. It’s comparatively very cheap, but we still don’t see this cultural change.

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How would it work if you were to be summoned to Argentina and were in charge of causing the cultural change in Argentina regarding education?

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How did you convince your rector?

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He was informed that you’re not a traditional student, that you didn’t want to follow the normal path.