In 2010, a group of teachers asked the owner of the Cesar Vallejo University, Cesar Acunaopen a branch of the higher education center in the Cajabamba district, province of Chota, department of Cajamarca, so that teachers in the area could complete their master’s degrees and obtain the corresponding degree. The request was accepted by the leader of Alliance for Progresswho also awarded them a 50% discount on payments to access the postgraduate course. One of the teachers who managed to benefit from this program was none other than the current Republic President, peter castle.
Pedro Castillo and Lilia Paredes would have taken classes in informal places to obtain a master’s degree

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