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In the first English project, Alejandro Ríos Avila described an important lunch or dinner from his past, including the smells, tastes, and people present. In the second project, he created a commercial spot advertising the launch of a new soap as part of a multidisciplinary project researching legal aspects and packaging design of a soap company. In the third project, he contributed to a yearbook with student information and a magazine covering school activities for the year.
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