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    A friend of mine in Panama sent me this letter that he wrote recently. We would like to point out that Panama has a very successful economy with a real GDP growth rate of more than 7.5 %. It was not always that way. About 7 years ago‚ Panama elected Ricardo Martinelli as their president. There is a marked similarity between Martinelli and Donald Trump. They both have a stout stature and a robust delivery. Like Trump‚ Martinelli is a very successful business man owning the largest grocery chain

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    pollution‚ levels that may represent a high risk for the population’s health and certainly a reduction in the quality of life of its inhabitants. Bogotá‚ capital of Colombia‚ is one of the largest cities of Latin America; with a population of around 6.5 million and an annual growth rate of 2.081 percent it is the largest urban center in Colombia; it also has the highest rates of environmental deterioration of the country. Air pollution has increased dramatically lately‚ due mainly to the uncontrolled

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    Rachel Sexton Flower References In the 1950s‚ Colombian culture was very biased towards gender and their roles in society. As in many other countries‚ women were seen as a lower class compared to men. Women were only valued for being a good mother‚ wife‚ and caretaker. In Chronicle of a Death Foretold‚ Gabriel Garcia Marquez uses the reference fake flowers in order to represent women’s low status in Columbian culture. Much like a flower that stands still and has an appealing image‚ in Columbian

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    Chronicle of a Death Foretold Reflective Statement How was your understanding of cultural and contextual considerations of the work developed through the interactive oral? I believe that I have gained a considerable amount of more knowledge and understanding about the cultural and contextual consideration of the work after completing the interactive oral. Before starting I had several questions such as ‘Why did the community not try and prevent the death of Santiago Nasar?’ I now feel

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    My favorite place‚ Capurganá. 1. Description Hist.background of the place. the Kuna Indians were the first inhabitants until the twentieth century that were displaced by settlers black-mulatto who came from the city of Cartagena .in 1970 one built the airport is named after its founder Narcisa Navas‚ so came the first tourists and families build summer homes. One built in 1975 after the first hotel and others like Almar and Calypso‚ and already by 1990 there were more than 20 hotels

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    Chronicle of a Death Foretold by Gabriel Garcia Marquez Garcia Marquez’s Nobel Prize winning novel Chronicle of a Death Foretold depicts a Colombian society through an unexpected death of Santiago Nasar. The actions of the characters throughout the novel are greatly impacted by religion because society forces men and women to act a certain way in order to portray their families as valuable and honorable. The novel takes place around a murder scene involving two brothers in search of the man who took

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    6.02 Excursiones – Panamá One of your friends back home is planning a trip to Panamá with her family this summer. Since you have been driving across the country‚ and visiting the sites‚ you plan to write a letter to her telling her about some of the things that stand out from your trip that she may want to add to her itinerary. Before writing your letter‚ let’s organize the things you have learned about during your travels. Complete the chart below with information from your trip. The City of

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    immigration essay Illegal immigration is bad because we are letting them take our jobs and letting them live here which isn’t a bad thing but the more that comes over here the less jobs that are going to be taken because they are taking the jobs. This is not a bad thing either because they could bring over resources and other things that we could use like fruits and other things that can help them and impact our lives‚Illegal immigration means that migration of people across national borders

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    There are lots of propaganda related to immigration. The most influential propaganda that I personally saw was "Immigrants are going to steal our jobs." Although my paper is about‚ stopping the immigrants from entering the United States‚ however‚ there are some benefits when immigrants come into the country. There is no evidence that immigrants still the jobs. Most of the times immigrants do the jobs that the normal citizen won’t do. Some of the immigrants come up with a new innovation and they

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    Immigration in the United States is not a new phenomenon. Ever since the 1680s – also known as the colonial era – North America’s history has been marked by several waves of immigration from all over the world. All motivated by cultural‚ religious‚ economic‚ and political push and pull factors‚ newcomers set foot on American soil. Although the public opinion concerning immigration may have shifted throughout history‚ the immigrants have formed the American society. After the terrorist attacks of

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