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At present, he works for TAO- gedas as Communication and Contents advisor, collaborating also with Própolis Club.

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Thursday, March 10, 2005

They Talk of K-Government...

Today, I would like to give thanks blogs that starts to talk about us and start to recommend us...

- To Xavier Llinares in e-government from Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain)

- to David Fletcher in Government and Technology Weblog from Salt Lake City (Utah, USA)

- to Cristóbal in Arco Iris de Gravedad from Hospitalet del Llobregat (Barcelona, Spain)

And also to the first that recommends K-Government in English version, Mikhail in Information Policy from Bieolorrusia. In addition it has been inscribed in the section of Governance in Development Gateway.

To finish the ranking of countries that visit K-Government Blog:
Spain, United States, Stranger, Mexico, Venezuela, Argentina, Great Britain, Canada, Peru, Colombia, Dominican Republic, France, Denmark, Chile, Netherlands, Brazil, Italy, Panama, Puerto Rico, Australia, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Germany, Hong Kong, Belgium, Japan, Russia, India, Iran, Ireland, Korea Of the South, Poland, Bolivia, Barbados, Norway, Austria, Albania, Israel, Slovenia, Uruguay, Benin, Greece, Malaysia, Indonesia, Portugal, Ghana, Cuba, Latvia, Turkey.

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# posted by Carlos Guadián @ 11:49 PM

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