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MANIFIESTO POR LA DIGNIDAD EN LA INVESTIGACIÓN

La Federación de Jóvenes Investigadores-Precarios lleva denunciando desde su creación, en abril de 2000, las carencias y problemas de la investigación en España, proponiendo soluciones. Mediante este documento queremos dar a conocer públicamente las deficiencias más importantes y recabar apoyo para que los organismos públicos las solventen definitivamente.

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