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TERESITA CALDERA: DOUBLE TALENTED


Beautiful and talented are words that do not completely define the orituquense Teresita López Caldera. Although born on May 28, 1981 in Caracas, no doubt prondría the essence and heritage of Teresita gracitana. Is the youngest daughter of our beloved and remembered teachers and Teresa Lopez Jesus Caldera Caldera both
have contributed to education in the Orituco. Teresita
earned an electronics engineer at the prestigious Simon Bolivar University in Venezuela.
then completed a Masters in E-business at the Polytechnic
of Turin in Italy. Actualmentente lives and works in the city of Turin
.
This talented and beautiful young man left his house
Altagracia at the age of 17 years due to Caracas with the hope of becoming an engineer
electronically as technology has always been passionate. After 4 years of study
participated in a student exchange program
that led to the University of Lund in Sweden. There
completed his undergraduate studies at the same time as did his internship in
well known multinational company Ericsson. But Sweden is not only gave him a great opportunity
in the student area which took
Teresita the maximum, also allowed him to travel and learn many things
, including Italian, and especially
left him with many wanting to return to Europe.
After graduation in Venezuela, Teresa received a scholarship to study Masters in E-Business at Turin Polytechnic. One of the aims of this brave young
Orituco applied is continuing to hear countries and cultures.
currently maintains strong communication with the world through its website
http://www.tcalo.com/ where
can read your interesting articles and even interact with ella.Teresita says his experience abroad guariqueña has done more than ever, because his love for his homeland has increased even more! Teresita boiler experience teaches us that the study, dedication and tenacity
provide permanent fruit. From
http://www.orituco.com/ we send congratulations to the family López Caldera
for contributing to the enhancement of our gentile.
Please visit the website of Theresa which is
Caldera http://www.tcalo.com/

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