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AEJMC Archives -- September 1999, week 1 (#2) |
 | | It was not until May 13, 1943, when the Facultad Nacional de Filosof!a (National College of Philosophy) of the Universidad del Brasil in Rio de Janeiro created a journalism program that stressed humanistic training similar to that in the Italian, French, and Iberian academies (Brazil School, 1945; Knudson, 1987; Marques de Melo, 1976). |
 | | By the mid-1960s, national universities in Central America, such as the Universidad de El Salvador (1955), Nicaragua's Universidad Centroamericana (1960), and the Universidad de Costa Rica (1967), were graduating students from schools of journalism (Carty, 1964). |
 | | The earliest case of multi-country cooperation was actually the Escuela Centroamericana de Periodismo of the ancient Universidad de San Carlos in Guatemala City. |
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