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'We Keep Walking', the 'Perfect Campaign' to Get a New Exoskeleton

After a little more than a five-and-a-half mile behind him, the exoskeleton with which they began to treat more than 100 users of the association of Multiple Sclerosis of Navarre, this device has deteriorated and now there are a few months in which its useful life is going to be quite expensive. Faced with this need – which already had a first part in 2020, when it was proposed to buy this tool for the first time – the association raised the que…
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After a little more than a five-and-a-half mile behind him, the exoskeleton with which they began to treat more than 100 users of the association of Multiple Sclerosis of Navarre, this device has deteriorated and now there are a few months in which its useful life is going to be quite expensive. Faced with this need – which already had a first part in 2020, when it was proposed to buy this tool for the first time – the association raised the que…

·Pamplona, Spain
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Noticias de Navarra broke the news in Pamplona, Spain on Sunday, April 19, 2026.
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