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I've reviewed the original article and revised this article to correct many translation issues. I also proofread the article but it could probably use another look since it's hard to translate and proofread.
Two notes on the translation in case anyone has objections:
"Bachillerato" does not mean "bachelor's degree." It's more like a diploma. It seems this particular institution is offering something like a high school or A-level degree in the arts.
"Artes Plásticas" could refer to art being made out of plastic but it's more likely that it refers to visual arts more broadly. Here's are the Spanish and French pages on "plasic arts" for reference es:Artes plásticas and fr:Arts plastiques
