PRESENTACIÓN
APRENDIZ:
MARYI YOANA ORTIZ PINZÓN
INSTRUCTOR:
SABRINA BARROS
TECNÓLOGO
EN GESTIÓN INTEGRAL DEL TRANSPORTE
FICHA
2834377
Mapa mental. GA4-240202501-AA1-EV02.
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