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GOMEZ 901: Good afternoon, how are you doing? This is Atabanzha News, broadcasting from Usme. Gomez greets you.

CASTRO 1001: We begin the first broadcast with the most notable events that have been happening in our school. Castro greets us.

MENDEZ 1001: Hello, welcome to Atabanzha News. Mendez greets us. Let's get started.

Without further ado, let's begin with the headlines.

GOMEZ 901: Today, we are going to talk to Principal Constanza Bolivar, who will discuss her life, dreams, expectations for the school, and the perspective after the pandemic for students.

CASTRO 1001: On the other hand, let's start with the news that has caught our attention: the school government election in recent days.

PELAYO 1001: Although some celebrities with Asperger's Syndrome have overcome many obstacles and reached great success, we want to pay tribute to all the people who are part of our daily lives, especially those who have lived with psychological disorders or any syndrome. Inclusion is important, as they need our support, and they are wonderful individuals who make us more inclusive and respectful of differences.

MENDEZ 1001: Closure of the 2022 Beijing Olympics.

CASTRO 1001: We will talk about two brilliant minds, two great geniuses in history: Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein.

GOMEZ 901: Richard Clayderman, the master of music, releases his 35th album.

CASTRO 1001: Let's continue with Mr. Moreno in the principal's office.

MORENO 1001: Hi, dear students. Today, we are here with Constanza, our school principal. It is a pleasure to talk about you and your expectations for the educational institution.

First of all, we appreciate that you accepted our invitation. Okay, let's get started. Please tell us:

MORENO 1001: 1. What's your name?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: 2. How many years have you worked as a teacher?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: 3. How many years have you been working as a principal?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: 4. What's your opinion about the future of education?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: 5. How will the school help students increase their social and technical skills in real contexts?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: 6. Did you consider that education was changing? Why?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: 7. How was education before the pandemic, and how has it changed during the pandemic process?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: 8. How will the school change for us?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: 9. What is the role of the school nowadays?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: 10. What is the message or advice that you consider important for us?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: Could you send a message to students about saving the environment, caring for animals, and taking care of ourselves (avoiding drug consumption)?

CONSTANZA:

MORENO 1001: Once again, thank you for your collaboration. You continue to help us change our lives.

MORENO 1001: Back to the studio.

MENDEZ 1001: Thanks, Mr. MORENO.

MENDEZ 1001: The school has been in the election process, which is the most important moment of the year as we can change the situation with our votes. During the process, some students presented their proposals. Those students who wanted to change student life and improve the school had our support, and with their effort, everything turned out better.

CASTRO 1001: Let's continue with Miss Garcia somewhere in the school.

GOMEZ 901: Now, let our colleague tell us how the political situation is developing in the school.

GARCIA 1002: Hi, everyone. I'm here with Daniela Cely, the winner of the election. She is the student who wants to represent the students in the school government, just like the principal represents the students.

GARCIA 1002: Welcome, and thank you for accepting our invitation.

I'd like to introduce Miss Daniela Cely.

Hi, Daniela, could you tell us a bit about yourself?

DANIELA 1101:

GARCIA 1002: Why did you want to represent the students this year?

DANIELA 1101:

GARCIA 1002: Thanks. Now, could you share your proposals with us?

DANIELA 1101:

GARCIA 1002: We appreciate your words and ideas. Good luck this year.

GARCIA 1002: Now, let's return to the studio.

GARCIA 1002: Here is our student representative, Juliana Ruiz.

GARCIA 1002: Why did you decide to represent the students this year?

JULIANA:

GARCIA 1002: What are your proposals?

JULIANA:

GARCIA 1002: Tell us a bit about yourself.

JULIANA:

GARCIA 1002: Tell us about your life.

JULIANA:

GARCIA 1002: How are the meetings?

MENDEZ 1001: Please, girls, tell us about Asperger's Syndrome.

BELTRAN 901: Last February 18th was the International Day of Asperger's Syndrome, a neurobiological disorder that affects the normal development of social skills. People with Asperger's Syndrome face challenges with social, emotional, and communication skills.

PELAYO 1001: Having Asperger's is not an impediment for artists, filmmakers, or entrepreneurs to succeed in their professional careers. Many individuals with Asperger's, such as Tim Burton, Steven Spielberg, Bill Gates, and Keanu Reeves, the protagonist of the movie 'The Matrix,' have achieved great accomplishments.

CASTRO 1001: In the political field, it has been reported that Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, and the Swedish activist Greta Thunberg also have Asperger's Syndrome.

MENDEZ 1001: Moving on to other important news, Mr. Gomez, please tell us what has been happening.