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    Introduction El Nido has a total land area of 465.1 square kilometers or 179.6 sq mi in the northernmost part of Palawan‚ located in Bacuit Bay. The borders in the north is the Linapacan Strait‚ in the east is the Sulu Sea‚ while the South China Sea in the west. There are 45 islands and islets around El Nido‚ with different land formations. Cadlao Island is the highest peak above the sea level with a height up to 640 meters (2‚100 ft). El Nido becomes popular because of island tours. The island

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    March 13‚ 2013 F2-3R Unsolved Problem A reflection paper in the movie “Catnip” Did you experience being shouted with very loud voice of your parents? Did your parents use profane language when he/she was shouting to you? Or even tried to hurt you when they were angry? Do you ever wonder why they are doing that to you? The movie was casted by Lauren Young as Liv‚ Maxene Magalona as Cieca and Rommel Luna as Father. The movie was directed by Kevin Dayrit. The story revolved around

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    Make Way “Movie Brats” In the late 1960s to late 1970s‚ as the veteran directors retired‚ a new generation gradually took their place. Associated with “New Hollywood‚” these young and diverse directors‚ often in their late twenties and early thirties‚ were considered “movie brats.” These new directors Some of the more famous were Francis Ford Coppola‚ Stephen Spielberg‚ and George Lucas; all of whom had an intense awareness of film history‚ worked with quotations and remakes‚ and created extremely

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    La Etica Y El Dinero

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    LA ÉTICA Y EL DINERO J.S Garzón-Ramírez Abstract Throughout different situations in life‚ one is forced to take perilous decisions where ethics‚ personal beliefs and personal gains come into play. A person’s basic needs start with survival and end with self-actualization‚ the first one being the most basic need and the last one a general main objective for people inside organizations‚ so these needs will sometimes cause a wrong decision which can damage an enterprise’s integrity‚ that is why

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    El Nino Fidencio The Mythical Curandero Throughout the book Curanderismo: Mexican American Folk Healing Trorrer and Chavira make mention of el Niño Fidencio in countless areas of the book. It is mentioned that one of the most important spiritualist movement is based on “the life teaching‚ and the spirit of a famous young folk healer (now dead) from northern Mexico el Niño Fidencio” (1997:35). Even today el Niño is an important figure in many aspects of the belief system and practice associated

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    Candide Reflection The enthralling story of Candide written by ancient philosopher Voltaire‚ features a story of a naive man named Candide. The adventures that the main character faces are entwined with the stories and happenings of those he encounters such as the old woman‚ Pangloss‚ Cacambo‚ Paquette‚ Cunegard‚ Martin‚ and many more. Voltaire writes about historical events such as the German wars‚ Dutch wars‚ the Inquisition‚ the newly discovered lands of the Americas‚ the undiscovered territory

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    In Gloria Anzaldua’s poem‚ “El Sonavabitche”‚ the narrator who is said to be a woman‚ witnesses a group of migrant workers who are fleeing from immigration. To her frustration‚ she stands up against “El Sonavabitche”. Knowing that she cannot be deported‚ she threatens “El Sonabitche”‚ and demands for money in return. It is not uncommon in America to see migrants working in farms. It is also not uncommon to see them constantly getting deported because of bosses who turn them in. Migrants work for

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    EL PAPEL DE LA IGLESIA CATÓLICA EN LOS PROCESOS POR LA PAZ EN COLOMBIA Colombia se ha debatido en los últimos 30 años entre la guerra y la paz‚ oscilando entre el énfasis a políticas represivas para hacer frente al conflicto armado con la insurgencia y la promoción de procesos de paz encaminados a encontrar una solución negociada. No obstante las políticas de seguridad y paz de los distintos gobiernos‚ sólo se han logrado acuerdos parciales de paz con algunos grupos guerrilleros‚ pero en cambio

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    Racism between Rich and Poor in El Salvador‚ Discrimination that Continues since the Spanish Conquest Jose A Chorro Dickinson State University Abstract Racism in El Salvador has been present since the Spanish conquest in Central America in 1525. The European people always thought they were superior to the people they just conquered and that idea of being white and superior has been implemented into everyone’s head until this day. Normally people who have money in El Salvador have lighter skin than

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    El Salvador is a country with a mixed economy and mixed emotions about its economic status. “A 12-year civil war‚ which cost about 75‚000 lives‚ was brought to a close in 1992 when the government and leftist rebels signed a treaty that provided for military and political reforms.” (CIA.gov) The United States government played a questionable and decisive role in the war and has remained a major influence in the Central American nation ever since. According to the BBC News‚ the war was initiated by

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