Manuel Franco
Manuel Franco is a prominent researcher affiliated with the Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3), known for his expertise in public health and urban planning. His work emphasizes the importance of walkable cities and active transportation in promoting health and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Franco advocates for urban designs that facilitate pedestrian movement, reflecting on how denser, more accessible cities can lead to improved health and environmental benefits.
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El Salvador:
Manuel Franco was among the leaders of the Frente Democrático Revolucionario de El Salvador who were killed.
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El Salvador:
Manuel Franco was a student leader who was tortured and killed in 1980.
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Paraguay:
Manuel Franco's government was pivotal in the establishment of the women's prison.
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Spain:
Manuel Franco highlights the importance of walkable cities for health and the environment.
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