UNR professor Francisco Chacón participated in a mobility within the framework of the ESCALA Teaching Program of AUGM.

Lawyer Francisco Chacón, professor at the Faculty of Law of the Universidad Nacional de Rosario, carried out an academic and research stay around his doctoral career, at the National University of Asunción, Paraguay, between the months of August and September 2022.

With a busy schedule, anchored in the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences, he carried out activities that included participation in classes on Legal Logic and Guarani, meetings with high authorities and the study of material in the university library, which ended in the production of work done during your stay.

Francisco Chacón in the Palace of the Legislature of the Republic of Paraguay

As a main result, his article "Curiosidades del Derecho Civil Paraguayo" has been distinguished with the publication of Editorial Rubinzal Culzoni, who remarked the positive aspect of combining efforts between higher education institutions, appreciating that "The author analyzes some peculiarities of Law Paraguayan civil law and the similarity with Argentine legislation, supporting the need and convenience of promoting reciprocal enrichment between our countries”.

Collaborative work and access to bibliography on specific topics bore fruit to demonstrate, once again, the effectiveness of mobility as a tool to achieve regional integration. And translate into reality the objective of the Program which consists of "promoting regional cooperation and integration of AUGM member Universities, through the mobility and exchange of teachers and researchers, with the aim that these mobilities become the initiation and/or deepening of a lasting academic relationship between the parties involved, promoting the presentation of projects to be developed jointly”.

At the same time, as a result of the achievements obtained, the teacher was distinguished by a thank you note from the Coordination of Student Mobility, Teacher and International Relations of the destination Faculty.

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