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- ↑ VICTORINO, Samuel Carlos. O papel da educação na reconstrução nacional da República de Angola. Revista Dialogos: pesquisa em extensão universitária. IV Congresso Internacional de Pedagogia Social: domínio sociopolítico. Brasília, v.17, n.1, June 2012
- ↑ Decreto presidencial nº 285, de 29 de outubro de 2020 - Estabelece a reorganização da Rede de Instituições Públicas de Ensino Superior. Diário da República - I Série - nº 173. 29 October 2020.
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