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    Not many people are able to make 20 billion dollars per year. Pablo Escobar was born into humble beginnings. His parents were a school teacher and a peasant. As a teen he stole tombstones from gravesites and sold them to smugglers from Panama. Pablo always hustled since he was a young child. Still‚ money was always very limited in the Escobar household however Pablo began to see an alternative to his hopeless financial destiny. Pablo found a way to escape the generational curse of poverty that so

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    Colombia vs Usa

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    Living in two different countries is an experience that opens people’s mind to a new way of thinking. In my case‚ I have lived in Colombia and in the United States‚ and now I understand better United States than ever before. Colombia and the United States have differences in geography‚ traditions‚ and economy. The first difference is the geography. Colombia has 32 states. This country is located in South America. There are mountains almost everywhere in the country‚ but especially where the Amazons

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    Each country in the world has their own life style‚ but also in some countries we can found some similarities. Between Colombia and Korea the main similarity is the freedom to choose their own religion such as catholic and Christian. However‚ these two countries have a lot of different but the most relevant are the food‚ language‚ and the philosophy and religious. Every country has the own food which represents it. Likewise‚ Korean has a unique food. It is Kimchi. This traditional dish is

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    Simon Bolivar

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    Simon Bolivar was the reason independence was achieved in the colonies of Northern South America; namely Venezuela. He was unselfishly dedicated to liberating the colony‚ and was not discouraged when a battle was lost or when Spain regained control of his Republics. As each of the three Venezuelan Republics were created and quickly destroyed‚ Bolivar never lost sight of his ultimate goal of independence. His hopes of combining all of South America into one independent nation always remained intact

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    Displacement V Development

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    Black’s Law Dictionary defines ‘displacement’ as ‘a forced removal of a person from the person’s home or country‚ especially because of war.’ Dictionary of Sociology defines ecological displacement as the process in which a stronger or more advanced group takes over an area (without military conquest- by economic pressure or sheer numbers) formerly occupied by a less advanced or weaker group. The Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement were formulated by a team of international legal scholars

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    The Two Escobars

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    The film The Two Escobar’s‚ directed by Jeff and Michael Zimbalist‚ is a documentary about “narco-soccer”‚ which was a time period in Columbia when it was prevalent for drug kingpins to use soccer clubs to launder their money. One of the most infamous kingpins was Pablo Escobar. Pablo was typically known as a murderer in Columbia‚ but did have one passion in life‚ and that was soccer. The other Escobar‚ Andres‚ who had no blood relation to Pablo‚ was the star defensive player for Columbia’s soccer

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    The Indigenous Right To be forcibly moved from one’s own country or living space under the conditions of someone else’s circumstances can create daunting challenges to overcome. Internally Displaced Persons‚ often referred to as “IDPs”‚ are defined as "persons or groups of persons who have been forced or obliged to flee or to leave their homes or places of habitual residence” (E. Mooney‚ 2005). The forces that inflict the departure of these groups can range from political or environmental threats

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    Where Does Ultimate Responsibility lie for the death of Santiago Nasar‚ in Chronicle of a Death Foretold? “On the day they were going to kill him”[1]‚ is the opening to Chronicle of a Death Foretold‚ by Gabriel Marquez‚ is a novella written in the form of a pseudo-journalistic reconstruction;‚ in which the reader is told about the ‘murder death’ from the first line. Here comes the importance of the theme of responsibility; we‚ along with the narrator‚ work backwards to unravel the reasons

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    Gabriel Garcia

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    Before breaking down Gabriel Marquez’s Chronicle of a Death Foretold and analyzing its themes‚ one must consider the novels cultural and historical context. The story takes place in a small Colombian Coastal town in the early 1950s. This was during the same period that “La Violencia” took place‚ a ten-year period of civil war in Columbia between the Liberal and Conservative Parties. The reigning chaos and the lack of security in rural areas during the years of La Violencia caused an estimated millions

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    Describe the major migrations into the Caribbean that greatly impacted society and culture. Migration is the movement of people from one place to another‚ but in this case‚ it is the movement of a group of people from another country coming into the Caribbean for better opportunities mainly‚ because of slavery. The major migrations into the Caribbean were mainly slavery‚ indentureship‚ encomienda and the plantation system. All these were the impacts of the historical processes. Influences of the

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