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-According to the World Health Organization, one third of the world's popoulation has comprehension difficulties. Htis includes people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, older adults, migrants, people with low literacy levels, or anyone who experiences comprehension challenges at some point in their lives.
+According to the World Health Organization, one third of the world's population has comprehension difficulties. This includes people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, older adults, migrants, people with low literacy levels, or anyone who experiences comprehension challenges at some point in their lives.
 Cognitive accessibility - that is, the condition that texts, signs, technology, and pictograms must meet to be asily understood by everyone - is therefore a fundamental right.
 One approach to making texts cognitively accessible is to adapt them for easy reading; however, this process requires following specific rules and experience in making this type of adaptation.
 
-In this dataset we have texts provided by Plena Inlcusión La Rioja and Plena Inclusión España with two versions: one adaptaded to be easy-to-read and the original one.
+In this dataset we have texts provided by Plena Inlcusión La Rioja and Plena Inclusión España, which are an associative movement that fights for the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
+These texts are in two versions: the original text and the text adaptated to be easy-to-read. To do so, we have downloaded them from their web as follows.
 
+In the case of Plena Inclusión La Rioja, we are going to use only the news, which are in the url https://www.plenainclusionlarioja.org/actualidad/noticias/.
+Here there is a list with all of the news of the web, so we are getting the links that direct us to those news by searching in the html code.
+For that, we are using the BeautifulSoup library in Python looking for the "btn btn-secondary" classes, which contain the url of the news.
+Some of the texts are only in their original version, so we are going to discard them. 
+To do so, we are using again the BeatufiulSoup library and search the "lecturafacil_texto" classs in the html code, since that is the class used to classify the easy-to-read parts.
+Then, we are going to save that part of the text in an txt file.
+Moreover, we can find the text in the original version in the "articleBody" div, so we are saving it in another txt file.
+These two files are the ones that we have uploaded to this dataset.
+We can see the code below.
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+About the Plena Inclusión España data, we are using the news as well.
+In this case, they are in the url https://www.plenainclusion.org/noticias. 
+We are getting the links to all the news directed from there using BeautifulSoup, but in this case we have to scroll through the 194 pages and get the links from the "elementor-post__read-more" class.
+Then, we are looking for the "post-lectura-dificil" class, which has the easy-to-read text, and the "articleBody" class, which has the original text, and we are saving them in two txt files as we can see in the following code.