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27:(1910–1986) was an Argentine educator and pioneer of the rural libraries movement across South America. After his teaching career, he became a dedicated promoter of public and rural libraries, and the inclusion of foreign books and texts of Argentine original peoples literature in public education, spreading commercial education for entrepreneurship of educational tourism, became Director of Rural Education programs at the Ministry of Public Transportation, and at
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editions. At the end of his studies, Nicolás completed his work as a professor in the
Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, where his stepfather has always had great influence, so he decided to change his career path and entered the Argentine Public Service eventually becoming Director of Public Schools
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Dossier: "Un cable hacia las nubes": Cablecarril
Chilecito-La Mejicana en La Rioja, by Nicolás Barrios Lynch, Public Service Commission of Argentina
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an aerial tramway in La Rioja
Province of Argentina; in addition collaborated with books and support for the famous Modernist and Pop artist
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Academia Nacional de Ciencias Morales y Políticas, Volume 21, Academia Nacional de Ciencias Morales y Políticas., 1992, p. 71
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His legacy was the creation of the
Teachers Rural Libraries movement linked to the pioneering project of eco-educational-tourism by the
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contributing in philanthropic initiatives for the sustainability of the
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El cablecarril: la obra perfecta, por
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