FORMACIÓN JURÍDICA CONTINUA PARA LAS CLASES DE DERECHO PRONERA: PÁGINAS POR REDACTAR
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https://doi.org/10.5216/revufg.v26.80325Keywords:
Legal education in the countryside, Rural education., Continuing legal education, PRONERA LawAbstract
This article discusses the lack of research that maps and catalogs the professional activities of graduates of PRONERA's law classes in order to support the creation of courses and activities for continuing education. Created in 1998 to meet the demands of rural social movements, PRONERA institutionalized a practice developed within movements such as the Landless Rural Workers' Movement (MST), which aimed to promote the realization of the right to education for rural people. The program graduated people in various fields, including law. Once they have graduated, the graduates start to have demands for further training. However, there is no mapping of these demands or their professional performance.We have discussed the importance of PRONERA for the training of rural lawyers and pointed out the need for academic construction around the debate on continuing legal training for these professionals.
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