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ATA Division Newsletter: Intercambios Summer 2007


Now Online!

The Summer 2007 edition of Intercambios, the ATA Spanish Language Division's quarterly newsletter, is now available as PDF and ZIP downloads on the Spanish Language Division Website.

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How to Download

To download this issue of the SPD newsletter, click Intercambios Summer 2007 or go to the SPD Website and click on the Nuestro boletín in the menu on the left.

SPD Website

Looking for a glossary of acronyms? links to newspapers in Latin America? the latest tools and tips? You’ll find hundreds of resources and references on the SPD website. Visit http://www.ata-spd.org and bookmark it now.

SPD Listserv Espalista

An excellent forum for any kind of translation or interpreting "consulta," Espalista is a magnificent tool for division members. Whether you are new in the profession or a veteran who’s been there and done that, the exchanges will teach and entertain you at the same time. For additional information the SPD listserv, visit Espalista on the SPD website.

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