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Sueli Brodin has been working for the European Journalism Centre (EJC) in Maastricht since February 1997. She is the editor of Crossroads, an English-language web magazine for the international community in the Maastricht region. She also produces the EJC’s daily Media News digest, sits on the steering committee of Maastricht Debates, and maintains the website of the International Women’s Club of South Limburg.
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