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Portraits of EoC Entrepreneurs

"Nogal Maderas"

Monica and Pablo Salazar from Paraná (Argentina) , tell how their carpentry business Nogal Maderas started in 2001, right in the middle of Argentina's crisis. It is a business that arose from a precise vocation to the Economy of Communion that Pablo felt and which he found a concrete answer through his sister's decision to follow him in this adventure. If, in 2001, the plans for a new business seemed crazy, today the Salazar family shows the opposite. Their experience was recorded as part of the EoC School in Santa Cruz de la Sierra (Bolivia), on July 17, 2010.

Ritratti di imprenditore Edc: Monica e Pablo Salazar

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