Ana Viñuela from the EXIT partner University of Oviedo was interviewed by the regional newspaper El Comercio, where she discussed the EXIT project.
The article emphasizes the crucial role of social cohesion in Asturias and the need for investment beyond its central areas to strengthen public services and expand opportunities throughout the region.
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