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    There are many countries in the Carribean. One of them is Puerto Rico. It is located between the Carribean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. In addition Puerto Rico is also to the east of the dominican Republic‚ with a longitude and lattitude of 18° 15" N and 66° 30" W. Puerto Rico is a tremendously small country‚ being at aproximately 100 miles long and 35 miles wide. Puerto Rico’s land is 60% mountainous. Its main mountain range the Cordillera Central or the Central Mountains Range‚ which extends

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    Problem Definition In 1991 the government of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico‚ acquired from the U.S. federal government a piece of land at the entrance of the San Juan Islet. The approximately six-acre property was located in the Golden Triangle of San Juan‚ one of the most touristic and high-priced real estate areas‚ the Condado‚ and the Colonial Zone of the island. In 1993 the government developed a Special Land Use Plan and zoning regulation for the territory‚ this plan could not be altered

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    to cross the border at an all time high‚ causing military resources to be tied up in immigration control. Drug trafficking from Columbia is a popular practice in the Dominican Republic because it offers quick access to the United States through Puerto Rico. The US has been working with the Dominican Republic on this issue for many years and will likely continue doing so well past 2022. In August of 2012‚ a new president was elected. The future of the Dominican Republic lies in the new presidents

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    Latino culture‚ specifically Puerto-Rican culture has changed through the course of history. Puerto Rico has witnessed a fusion of races and cultures spanning over many years‚ starting in 1898‚ after the Spanish-American war. Ultimately‚ Puerto Rico was annexed to the United States‚ the Puerto Rican people made United States citizens with limited restrictions and granted commonwealth status. The changes made during those eras did not come without consequences to the Puerto Rican culture. In "Poisoned

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    Life of Emeralda Santiago

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    Leslie Mejia Mrs. Willette Book Report 13 March 2013 Life of Esmeralda Santiago When I was Puerto Rican is a memoir of Esmeralda Santiago’s (referred to as Negi in the book) childhood and how she overcame her struggles after moving from her home country of Puerto Rico to The United States. She lived a poor life in Santurce‚ Puerto Rico for 13 years before her mother decided to move Negi and her seven siblings to Brooklyn‚ New York in 1961‚ in hopes of a better life. When the family arrived

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    Mental Airstrikes A popular image of a boy in an ambulance has been circulated for the past couple days. Angus McDowall from “The Huffington Post” described the five year old’s face as “an expression of incomprehension on his dust- and blood-caked face”. The boy’s name is Omran Daqneesh‚ Omran is a syrian boy‚ and like much of the Syrian population. Caught in civil war. Omran’s older brother Ali Daqneesh was wounded in last Wednesday’s airstrike‚ pulled from rubble and rushed in an ambulance‚

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    literary devices like tone‚ setting‚ and point of view. By using these devices the author wants to show the audience how much their life has changed since they moved from Puerto Rico to the United States. Through these literary devices‚ the author proves that they do not enjoy Christmas in the United States as much as they did in Puerto Rico. The author uses tone to improve the way they feel about having Christmas in the United States. Tone is the perspective or attitude that the author decides to use

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    Land" talks about people from Dominican republic migrating to Puerto Rico so that they can easily come to the United States‚ since Puerto Rico was property of the United States since 1898‚ getting to Puerto Rico was an easy gateway ticket to the United States. Most of the people‚ women especially‚ migrated from Dominican Republic because of harsh standard of living there. Pushing the women to endure dangerous journeys to reach Puerto Rico. Factors that led them to that was due to the idea of free

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    The United States has been ignorant and oppressive over the Latino people and communities. David Gutierrez and Renato Rosaldo address the problems of how Latinos are shaped and view within the American society‚ but the authors also demonstrate how this perspective of ignorance towards Hispanics has affected the American society. These authors are motivated to dissect and look into these problems from different viewpoints‚ and how this image of the “Latino” person has been shaped through the relationships

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    actions and the expression of self through activities‚ we can identify the Puerto Rican culture as a “becoming” one. A “becoming” orientation refers to people who are predisposed to think of ways to change themselves as a means of changing the world. Although I do not fully agree on this identifying the Puerto Rican culture‚ I do agree on other views that the “becoming” cultures have toward work and play. For example Puerto Ricans do not have a “clear-cut” separation between work and their social

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