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Desde 1970 los sindicatos de empresa Sindicato de Trabajadores de Concord (SiTraC) y Sindicato de Trabajadores de Materfer (SiTraM) protagonizan el proceso de radicalización de los trabajadores de las plantas automotrices FIAT en Córdoba. En marzo de 1971 las fuerzas militares intervienen el SiTraC y detienen a un grupo de delegados y miembros de la comisión directiva de ese sindicato, entre ellos Gregorio Flores y el abogado del sindicato, Alfredo Curutchet. En el presente trabajo analizamos las cartas que estos militantes intercambian con la secretaría de prensa del SiTraC, la ensayista Susana Fiorito, y con el escritor y militante del grupo maoísta Vanguardia Comunista Andrés Rivera. Varias de esas cartas traspasan la esfera privada para transformarse en documentos de la práctica política obrera. En efecto, ellas circulan de mano en mano dentro de las fábricas, son leídas en las asambleas obreras o incluso publicadas como cartas abiertas. ; Since 1970 the enterprise unions "Sindicato de Trabajadores de Concord" (SiTraC) and "Sindicato de Trabajadores de Materfer (SiTraM) protagonists in the process of radicalization of workers FIAT automobile plants in Cordoba. In March 1971 the military forces intervene and stop the SITRAC a group of delegates and members of the executive committee of the union, including Gregorio Flores and the union's lawyer, Alfredo Curutchet. In this paper we analyze these militants exchanged letters with SITRAC press secretary, Susana Fiorito essayist, and writer and activist of the Maoist Communist Vanguard, Andrés Rivera. Several of these letters go beyond the private sphere to become working documents of political practice. Indeed, they circulate from hand to hand in the factories, are read in the workers' assemblies or even published as open letters. ; Dossier: La correspondencia en la historia política e intelectual latinoamericana ; Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación

AbstractIntroductionSpecial needs dentistry (SND) is an emerging dental specialty, with ongoing developments in education and clinical practice focused towards the tailored management of individuals with special needs (SN). Patients with SN have a higher prevalence of oral diseases and unmet dental needs compared to the general population. Although inadequate training and experience in managing patients with SN has been highlighted as a significant barrier to accessing care, there is limited data about the extent of SND teaching at the entry‐to‐practice or higher levels.MethodsThis work is the first to map SND curricula globally, across 180 countries and 1265 dental schools.ResultsAlthough 74.62% of dental schools were found in developing economies, the distribution of programs that reported SND in their courses was highly skewed towards developed countries. In terms of advanced degrees, beyond basic entry‐to‐practice training, the USA delivered 60% of the SND programs, followed by Canada (15.56%), UK (13.33%), and Australia (8.89%). The term SND appeared in 33.95% of entry‐to‐practice level program curricula and was less commonly used in transitioning economies. Only 112 SND‐specialized practitioners enter the workforce globally each year from developed economies, and all but three advanced degrees are found in G7 countries.ConclusionBy exploring the impact of economic status on its distribution, this paper highlighted the lack of SND representation in dental curricula, especially amongst programs in transitioning or developing economies. Education of both general dentists and specialists is critical as a collaborative effort is needed to manage the growing population of patients with SN.