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Adali Left High School at Age 15: “I Wanted to Follow, but No One Could Help Me”
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In the municipality of Nezahualcóyotl, in the State of Mexico, the history of Adalí Salazar reflects a national problem: school dropout. At the age of 15, Adalí had to leave high school without finishing the third grade. Like her, thousands of Mexican teenagers face economic, social and personal barriers that prevent them from continuing their studies. School dropout, partial or total drop-out, is not just a figure in the statistics. It is a dec…
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