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Collège Elémentaire Prescolaire ELECTIONS DE REPRESENTATIVITE SYNDICALE DANS LE SECTEUR DE L'EDUCATION ET DE LA FORMATION COLLEGE ELEMENTAIRE PRESCOLAIRE IA KAOLACK MATRICULE PRENOMS ENSEIGNANT NOM ENSEIGNANTDATE NAISS ENSEIGNANTLIEU NAISSANCE ENSEIGNANTSEXE CNI NOM ETABLISSEMENT IEF DEPT REGION 653585/B Mamadou Oumar BARRO 1985-09-15 00:00:00Barobé M 1318198500445 ATHIOU KEUR SAMBA FAYE IEF Guiguineo Guiguineo Kaolack 321041011/E OUMY DIAW 1986-04-13 00:00:00Dakar F 2870198601233 ATHIOU KEUR SAMBA FAYE IEF Guiguineo Guiguineo Kaolack 658146/F NGOR DIOP 1984-06-03 00:00:00MEO MEO M 1482199203188 ATHIOU KEUR SAMBA FAYE IEF Guiguineo Guiguineo Kaolack 670488/E NIOKHOR DIOUF 1987-04-20 00:00:00GAGNICK MACK M 1482199202269 ATHIOU KEUR SAMBA FAYE IEF Guiguineo Guiguineo Kaolack 220041009/L SERIGNE IBRA NDAR DIOUF 1987-10-27 00:00:00NDONDOL M 1239198700381 ATHIOU KEUR SAMBA FAYE IEF Guiguineo Guiguineo Kaolack 670376/C FATOU GNING 1982-07-04 00:00:00sébikhotane F 2775198200410 ATHIOU KEUR 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