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listening. Hi everybody. We're here in another VMR for the CP solvers. I'm going to

talk about us a bit in Spanish. I'm sorry to Guatemala. I'm a student of medicine and

me to me to have all here.

Everybody I think knows a little bit about VMR,

but it's a great place in a community where we discuss a case in real time with everybody,

and we have a lot of fun, we make mistakes,

we accept that we don't know everything and we keep learning a lot.

So we're very excited to see everybody here.

Hello everyone, my name is Rafael and I'm a medical student here from Brazil.

And so Rafael, I'm a student in medicine also, like Kiaria and Maria.

So here today we have a special Viamar,

which is dedicated for a global community,

known native English members.

Then we try to celebrate different cultures, different languages,

and we try to highlight those different voices from all around the globe.

And we really encourage you to join us wherever you are.

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