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JUG Argentina Big Event!

Hi everyone, I just want to share with all of you the event that is taking place in Buenos Aires, this will be the first event of the Java User Group from the city of Buenos Aires and there will be very great talks there.  If you can help us to spread the word and notify your friends about it we can create a very good user community where we can learn from each other. The event is free of charge and you can invite as many friends as you want. The only requirement is to register yourself into the www.jugargentina.org web page.

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Mauricio Salatino

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