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Minister of Science, Technology and Productive Innovation of Argentina, Lino Barañao, recognized the agreement to develop regional strategies in the area of institutional repositories as a first step in the profound change that has to face Latin America and the Caribbean in the coordination of scientific and technological policies. (Text in Spanish)
What did RedCLARA do in 2011?
ExpiredRedCLARA publish and share with the entire community of researchers and academics from Latin America and the world, its Annual Report 2011.
On November 29, 2012, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the scientific authorities of Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela and El Salvador signed the creation of "LaReferencia", a project to develop a federated network of institutional repositories of scientific publications for storing, sharing and giving visibility to the scientific production of Latin America.
November 21st: Virtual Day of e-Communication. Do you know who will be the distinguished panelists?
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During the meeting, Ariel Vercelli, from Argentina, Ysabel Briceño, from Venezuela, Carlos Arcila Calderón, from Colombia and Alejandro Pisanty, from Mexico will share reflections about ideas and trends around the characteristics of the digital communication and their impact on democracy, education and scientific activity.
Countries from Latin America and the Caribbean will sign a cooperation agreement to implement the Latin American Federated Network of Scientific Documentation Repositories, in order to support the development of regional strategies in the field of Open Access, and to implement a pilot project to define common policies, standards, metadata, resources and some related services.
The technical, executive and training meetings of the second half of 2012 of the ALICE2 project and RedCLARA, will take place between 12 and 16 of November, 2012, at the University of Cuenca, Ecuador.