
Esprint Investigación
https://rei.esprint.tech
Vol. 5 N° 2, julio-diciembre 2026 (348-367)
ISSN: 2960-8317
Tania de las Mercedes Rosillo Insuasti
, Lucila Johana Suárez Santillán
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