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    were deprived of their freedom to press and speech‚ and all was a result of the dictatorship of the Porfiriato. Porfirio Diaz‚ former president of Mexico‚ held the position of a dictator‚ not precisely a president. During his presidency‚ Diaz was interviewed by an American journalist. “In 1908 Porfirio Diaz was interviewed by US journalist James Creelman. In the interview Diaz stated that he believed Mexico would be ready for free elections by 1910” (Mexican Revolution). When the publication of

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    regime‚ many fled his absolute dictatorship. After Diaz assumed control over the struggling country in 1884‚ his reign was known as the period of the “Porfirato.” The motto of his reign was “Order and Progress‚” (Diaz and the Porfiriato‚ 1876-1910. n.d.). Diaz armed many bandits to carry out his orders; from which the impoverished people of Mexico suffered greatly. Diaz controlled the immense population of Mexico through bullying and fear. Diaz did not tolerate free speech during his reign. He wanted

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    Diaz was found to be a an efficient man by the U.S‚ due to the fact that he served the U.S government well and met all the U.S. expectations‚ he was what U.S wanted for every country. He was the perfect president. Diaz sided with the U.S. economic‚ political and military interest. Diaz would do things in a way to always favor the U.S. Nevertheless‚ the U.S. found in Diaz the ideal person who would facilitate the gain of their interest

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    report will evaluate the financial performance of Edison Schools‚ Inc.‚ and evaluate the company’s worthiness as an investment. As one of the first and the largest private operators of public K-12 schools‚ Edison Schools‚ Inc. is on a mission to prove that it can outperform traditional public schools while earning profits in the process. Christopher Whittle‚ a Wall Street darling who has previous experience in several other education ventures‚ leads Edison Schools‚ Inc. The company has undergone a rapid

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    Christianity in crisis. Diaz explains the struggles of Hispanics throughout America and‚ shows how the struggle does exist. She writes from the perspective of a Hispanic woman herself. The purpose of the article is simply to elaborate how Hispanics blend into the American society. The situation in this article is Diaz’s desire to show the Hispanic struggles going on through America. The target audiences of this article are obviously Hispanics in America. Mainly and most impor-tantly Diaz does claim that

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    The Porfiriato‚ known for the 35-year period‚ Diaz had political control as president of Mexico‚ ushered in economic prosperity by opening foreign relations‚ thereby reconciling the national debt with foreign lenders. It introduced improvements in public sanitation‚ and technological advances that

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    Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse‚ along with a few others‚ were the players who manipulated how the public‚ and therefore the lawmakers‚ felt about this social policy. As it is today‚ the death penalty was a big debate issue in the early part of the nineteenth century. I think it is interesting that‚ considering his major public role in this issue‚ Thomas Edison was initially against capital punishment. When Dr. Southwick solicited Mr. Edison ’s advice on the electric chair‚ Edison wrote

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    frequently against the poor. With the end goal of conflicting with the re-election of Porfirio Diaz; the gathering assigned Madero to keep running for president in the 1910 poll. Also won political power by protecting Diaz in 1911. 61 3. There was injustice everywhere you go because of the dictatorship (Porfirio Diaz). In the Mexican Revolution‚ The well-established dictatorship for more than 30 years Diaz‚ was taking advantaged of the poor and treated them very unfairly. There was a big amount of

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    Thomas Edison hired Nikola Tesla as an outside source to implement the idea. Stage three investigating the problem‚ it was failure for over 50 years and Edison found the problem to the solution. Stage four Thomas Edison changed the world forever by creating the light bulb and the company today known as General Electric (Edison‚ 2013). Bill Gates and Thomas Edison both relate on an invention that changed mankind worldwide‚ making

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    the health disparities patients experience when accessing care. However‚ the aim of the article is to inform nurses on how they can close the gap by being culturally competent and by demonstrating effective communication (Beard‚ Gwanmesia & Miranda-Diaz‚ 2015‚ p. 58). Although this article is in perspective of US citizens‚ however I learned the importance of having cultural competence‚ which will assist me in providing care for each individual client. Cultural competence is defined as "a set of congruent

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