Political Bolivia in Bolivia is a country located in Central and South America. As one of the poorest countries in the region, Bolivia entered the 21st century and its population was very small. Bolivia also faces the destiny of countries without coastlines, which have had a major negative impact on their business, economics and overall development. The most prominent problem affecting the social, economic and political aspects of Bolivian life is clearly the export of gas reserves in Bolivia. The relationship between Bolivia and Russia has increased mainly in political terms in recent years. Anti-Americans in Bolivia. Morales condemned Moscow 's attitude by violent diplomatic dismissal in 2008 triggered by a civil war in Bolivia, the United States accused. In Bolivia, Moscow may find the value of building a closer relationship with Bolivia. Multipolar Position in the International Order and its Promotion In the United Nations, Bolivia opposed the leadership that Moscow is opposed to US support and condemns the use of chemical weapons in Syria at least three times (2017 April and October, April 2018). Political influence: Bolivia and Russia are unanimous, opposed to a US-led international order leading to symmetry of specific policies. For example, in 2014, Bolivia voted against the UN resolution and condemned Russia's actions in the Crimea. In 2017, Bolivia voted to support the refusal of the Russian UN resolution on the use of chemical weapons in Syria. Military relationship: From 2012 to 2017, Russian weapons sales accounted for 7% of Brazilian weapons imports. Since 2010, Russia delivered Mi - 35 M combat helicopter and SA - 24 portable anti - air missile to Brazil. Brazil expressed interest in purchasing SA-22 Greyhound anti-aircraft missile. There are four GLONASS stations in Russia in Brazil

My wonderful stay in Bolivia When I lifted a heavy suitcase from a wheeled cart, my heart started working soon. Given the mad impulse of my 10-day stay in Bolivia, I know that I will remember to bring everything. I definitely know that I remember my toothbrush, this is what I often forget. I also experienced everything I have in my mind, and I am very pleased to realize that I have not forgotten one thing. I am proud of myself. Now I am planning to start in Colombia and then travel to Ecuador -> Bolivia -> Chile -> Argentina -> Brazil. To be honest, who knows. I may have been in Colombia for 13 weeks in Bolivia for a total of 13 weeks. I almost let it go, I listen to my instincts, and I know that lonely female travelers IMMA are not aware that they are safe. I lived in Bolivia, my hometown of my father for ten years, I spoke fluent Spanish, built intimate relationships with my family and grew up to Bolivia. Bolivia is my family, Bolivia is the place where I celebrate the festival, Bolivia is what I know, and some people want me to succeed. So, when they ask about my place of origin, they will say "Bolivia". Then I may ask questions such as "It's so cool!" Or "You are the first thing I have ever seen!" Or "so is you a foreign student?" Is the "or" visa annoying? "I will say that I am a US citizen, they say" Oh, you are not Bolivian. " But I am Bolivian and I am American too. I think that it is 100% Bolivian, 100% American whether this person can not do anything by "thing" or mix

Before the Spanish colonialism and Bolivian indigenous peoples discovered the new world in Spain, what is now known as the Bolivian region is home to the three major ethnic groups and language groups of Ur, Aymara, and Quechua . Ur lives in a raft near Lake Titicaca where fishing and feeding are taking place. Aymara dominated ur and lowered their position to poor fishermen and landless workers. The Aymara Society is based on a social unit of basic relativeship that organizes labor distribution, this system is called "Erru" and later it was conquered by Quechua. Indigenous peoples account for the majority of the population of Bolivia and Peru and are an important part of most other former Spanish colonies. The exception includes Uruguay (NativeCharrúa). According to the 2011 census, 4% of Uruguayan people report that they have indigenous people 's ancestors. Some governments acknowledge several major native American languages ​​as official languages, like Quechua in Peru and Bolivia, Aimara in Peru and Bolivia, Guaraní in Paraguay and Greenland in Greenland . In Cuba, the population of American Indians consists of 0.1 percent of the population and indigenous peoples of 0.2, which is also part of the population. Many people are from Taíno or Arawak people. When the Spanish Empire ruled the island, they used indigenous peoples as slaves, and many died of illness. And it has reduced the population. Currently, 0.3 people out of the Cuban population are indigenous and whole American American Indians. Before the Spanish colonialism and Bolivian indigenous peoples discovered the new world in Spain, what is now known as the Bolivian region is home to the three major ethnic groups and language groups of Ur, Aymara, and Quechua . Ur lives in a raft near Lake Titicaca where fishing and feeding are taking place. Aymara dominated ur and lowered their position to poor fishermen and landless workers. Aymara society is based on relatives' basic social units, and Latin American indigenous people live all over the world. It disappears. However, in Latin America, most of their indigenous tribes survived in conquest, but also today. There are various nationalities in various regions of Latin America, and many tribes are part of the ancient official kingdom. Some of these kingdoms are among the most famous kingdoms in the world. Indigenous people in Central America make Latin America famous

TipitÃ: South American Lowland Anthropological Society Journal ISSN: 2572-3626 (Online) Digital Commons @ Trinity can use this review freely. It was entered into the TipitÃ: Journal of the South American Lowland Anthropological Association by an official editor of Digital Commons @ Trinity. For details, please contact jcostanz@trinity.edu. Recommended citation reference Reed, Richard (2011). "The New Language of the Country: Resurrection of the Earth and Intellectual Politics of Bolivia," Tipit: Journal of Lowland Anthropological Society of South Africa: Volume. 9: Thank you. 1, articles can be found at http://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/tipiti/vol9/iss1/6 Brett Gustavsson. Duke University Press, 2009. Please explain the local history series. X x + 331 pp. , Maps, numbers, notes reference, index. $ 84.95 (Hardcover) ISBN 978-0-8223-4546-6 Study the process of school reform while detailing the efforts to establish bilingual and cross cultural Leaders reconsider national education Bilingual interculturalism is central to national projects Especially re-emerged through education of intercultural bilingual (EIB) national project "Organic intellectuals", Guarani translator will try to assert management of text information Extend the national structure to achieve national registration, and at other times the status in China Multi-ethnic, multicultural country. However, it is wrong to propose a diversified Guarani actor Feeling standing on the elbow. Readers are not just looking at anthropologists as follows It is used for state control. In the case of Bolivia, the European Investment Bank plays a role of mediation and coordination. With Gustavsson Projects of neoliberal countries; countries may not be interested or may not be able to claim singular Is not it part of the historical struggle involving Guarani? If so, do it Do you participate in their struggle? Despite Gustafson's best efforts, I still contemplate it. The anthropologist's position is a record in his politics, not an actor. There are 36 amazing 36 indigenous cultures / ethnic groups (all in their own language) in Bolivia, and the new Constitution created in 2009 recognizes the country as a "multi ethnic country". Legal and colloquial definitions of "multi-ethnic countries" are also confusing, but most of the people I talked to claim that recognizing the culture of many indigenous peoples is an improvement of the new constitution Did. These 36 race arches are two very unique traditional lines along the geographical lines of Las Straslas and Las Strasbourg. Broadly speaking, las tierras altas consists of two major indigenous culture (Aymara and Quechua) derived from the Andes culture. Because the legislative and judicial capitals (La Paz and Sucre) are located in the highlands, these cultures have the greatest impact on the country. Bolivia is a diverse country of 36 different kinds of indigenous peoples. More than 62% of the population of Bolivia belongs to these various smart groups and is the most primitive country in Latin America. Among indigenous peoples, Aymara and Quechua islands are the largest group. The latter half 30% of the population is part of European and indigenous mixed race and mixed race. The political government in Bolivia has approved multicultural politics, and in 2009 the Bolivian Constitution was blessed with multicultural principles. The "Bolivian Constitution" recognizes 36 official languages ​​in addition to Spanish, each with its own culture and indigenous community. The culture of Bolivia is popular throughout the country and is strongly influenced by popular culture from Latin America such as Aymara, Quechua, Spain. Indigenous peoples of South America are designed to enhance their regional and global influence. For example, in 2009, Bolivia adopted an important new constitution. It guarantees the political representation of indigenous peoples, recognizes the form of their community propert

This cross-sectional study aims to investigate the relationship between maternal attitudes towards breastfeeding and their families, and the relationship between nutritional support for residents of Bolivia. It turned out that the attitudes of mothers, grandmothers, husbands did not affect the feeding method of the baby. Mothers who have received prenatal education are growing up breastfeeding longer. Health education for hospital staff is associated with less use of infant formulas, 54.2% of samples considered breastfeeding and 45.6% of mothers said they were very good. The purpose of educating mothers is not only to improve the knowledge and skills of breastfeeding but also to affect attitudes towards breastfeeding. Breastfeeding education occurs most frequently in prenatal and postnatal periods and should be taught by breastfeeding management expertise or trained persons. This directive usually occurs in an informal structure group setting, but it can also be specified on a one-to-one basis. This type of education mainly includes information and resources. The subject audience is usually a pregnant or lactating woman, but it includes other people who support her father and breast-fed mothers. Basic Principle The mother's care experience affects the start of breastfeeding and the feeding behavior of the infant after that. In the US, despite the usually short hospital stay, almost all babies are born in hospitals, and 12 events during this period have sustained impact. Breastfeeding is a very time-sensitive activity. The experience of breastfeeding in the first hour and a few days after childbirth is greatly related to the feeding delay of infants 3 Hospitalization experience and habits of mothers and newborns affect the success of breastfeeding. In most cases, these experiences reflect day-to-day operations at the facility level. The usual medications and procedures the mother receives when giving birth influence the baby's behavior at birth. Therefore it affects the ability of a baby to smoke a breast 7-10

Part A: Juan Evo Morales Aima, known as Evo by many people, was born on 26th October 1959 in Orloolinoca. His father Dionisio Morales Choque and his mother Maria Mamani had seven children but two of them did not live as a child. His growth will later become a clear indicator of how to rule him. The house he grew up was a 10 - foot and 13 - foot adobe house with a straw 's roof. When I was 6 years old in Argentina I began harvesting sugar cane with my father and when I was 12 I took my father from Orllo herd to cochabamba in an independent city. Evo Morales is a polar figure of Bolivia. Although he is very popular among the Coca farmers and the poor in most areas of the country, it is not very popular in other parts of the country. Santa Cruz does not like him because I think they like it very much and Potosi does not like him because he does not do anything to support their landmines. Evo changed the Constitution in 2009 and says that Bolivia is "multinational". In other words, Bolivia has multiple communities. Prior to Evo's election, the majority of the countries did not have a president, and politics and economics were very corrupt. It is still pretty corrupt, but now at least half of the members of Congress must be women, indigenous people are more representative, and they work harder to reduce poverty. The political participation of indigenous peoples, particularly the recent victory of President Evo Morales in Bolivia, is particularly important and shows the possibility that indigenous peoples may become major political entities of their country of origin. Equally worth noting is the election of indigenous peoples as the mayor of the town of Latin America and the election of indigenous peoples' representatives to parliament and parliament. The election of these people shows a new campaign for indigenous communities to participate in political participation in their country of origin. However, political participation of indigenous immigrants in the destination country is still developing. President Evo Morales of Bolivia's indigenous people took office as President Eduardo Rodríguez Bezze as chairman of the Supreme Court and Morales who was leading the Bolivian legal team at the international court is another political opponent, former president Carlos Mesa I invited him to lead public opinion efforts in Bolivia. Mr. Mesa is an excellent historian and an excellent media presenter. Both are at the whiteest extreme of the Bolivian very diverse ethnic spectrum. The majority of the previous requests of the International Court of Justice consist of a group of senior international law experts led by Harvard's highly educated lawyer Eduardo Rodriguez Betze. In response to the situation in the early 2016, President Morales is personally responsible for the political, diplomatic and media efforts of Bolivia.

Power and politics have been a problem since long ago and still exist. Since the Bible, we fought power and politics as human beings and became a problem of the world. Human society can trace our efforts to control this problem to the best book, the Bible, in the book. In addition, the forces and political influence during this tension between World War I and World War II, the Cold War, and the Third World and Western countries. Ethical standards can progress, but power and politics are unlikely to become good friends. How do you define politics? The simple answer is "power". Merriam Webster defines this as "conflicts and leadership of power competing interest groups and individuals." People who use political relationships in their workplaces use unbalanced forces in their own position or increase their strength beyond their holding power. But where does this power come from? There are people who have a great influence on how it works, and can not even even others insist on the power of their titles? Is political power always being abused, moral, constructive? Is civil society related to political democracy? In other words, what happens to the relationship between the state and civil society when social mobilization turns into political power? For example, in Bolivia it is important to study the reconstruction of agreement between the state and society, especially with regard to ethnicity. One possible approach to research is to compare civil society relationships such as the case of countries that provide different models under the left government - such as Brazil and Bolivia cases. Students in Latin America often see a new form of participatory democracy as a positive factor in deepening aspects of accountability, transparency and other democracy. However, recent developments in countries like Bolivia pose important questions about the relationship between political participation and democratic decision-making. Art and politics, especially the close relationship between art and power, occurs between historical times and cultures. When they respond to contemporary events and politics, art presents political and social aspects, brings the focus of controversy and even the power of political and social change. A general observation is that the great man has the spirit of freedom.

In the 1500s, the current country of Paraguay and Uruguay was a colony. Paraguay became independent on May 14, 1811, Uruguay became independent on August 25, 1825. But the way these two countries are independent is quite different. Although both involve intense revolution, Paraguay's independent process is relatively short, Uruguay's fight against independence is a long and chaotic trial. This review focuses on the reasons for the difference in the process of independence between Paraguay and Uruguay: liberation of Artigas and Uruguay at John Street; Republican Hispanic Americans: History, Charles Edward C In the most destructive war in South America, the war in three allies struck Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil to Paraguay. At the end of 1864, when Uruguay was hit by Brazil and Argentina, Paraguay attacked Brazil by aid. Ironically, Uruguay was another president then, changed its position and opposed his predecessors. By the end of the war, hundreds of thousands of people died, Paraguay was ruined. This country will take decades to recover. In 1879, Chile and Bolivia began war after decades of border conflict. Peru, which has established a military alliance with Bolivia, is also involved in the war. After a series of big fights at sea and land, Chileans triumph. By 1881 the Chilean army occupied Lima and by 1884 Bolivia signed a ceasefire. As a result of this war, Chile acquired the controversial coastal zone once, brought Bolivia to landlocked country and acquired Arica from Peru. Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and so on, most colonies in the south are engaged in an independent war with the Spanish army. In these wars, the leadership of Jose de Saint Martin, known as the liberator of Argentina, played an important role in the independence of these colonies. His excellent military tactics helped beat the Spanish army. The outstanding leadership of JoséGervasioArtigas and Fulgencio Yegros is an important element of independence between Uruguay and Paraguay.

Europeans brought their language English to the new world. If you need a common language, no one can understand or communicate with others. Europeans came to the Americas in advanced languages, including alphabets and developed ways of writing. They recorded events such as Plymouth Plantation, Balboa and the age of dawn, and began writing stories. If Native Americans still do things in their own way, the story will be verbally conveyed, which may be difficult after being told many times. In the latter part of history, they colonize the land and a new way of life was born Jamestown, Virginia became the first permanent colony in the UK. Europeans brought their way of life to Native Americans and improved what Native Americans did. Native Americans are already telling stories, Europeans just write them on paper. Native Americans were able to communicate with each other, European migrants just came here and taught them a language that eventually became the language of the land. Pioneers actually did not invent something, they just innovated the way Native Americans did In this series, I will explain the way and cause that Europeans come to the Americas, and what happens when they settled in an unfamiliar environment. Relocation to the Americas dramatically changed the lives of settlers. In turn the settlers changed the Americas through the interaction of the land and its indigenous people. Please review other texts to read in this series such as anchor text "Plymouth Plantation". Combine your views on them by writing parameters. Your discussion should convince the reader to agree to your statements on how immigrants change the United States and how the United States can change people coming here. W.1.1a, W.1.1b, W.1.1c, W.1.1d, W.1.1e The cultural, ethnic and linguistic composition of the United States and Oceania has changed as a result of European colonization to America and Oceania. This is the most obvious in the colonies of former settlers such as the United States, Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, New Zealand and the population of traditional indigenous peoples is that many of the population is non-native due to illness and conflict It has been replaced by settlers. This unified acquisition of population in settlement countries often leads to alienation of indigenous languages, society and culture. However, even in countries with many indigenous peoples and countries with indigenous peoples (Bolivia, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador etc), in countries with many indigenous peoples (Bolivia, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador etc) Still exists.

The population of Ecuador is 15,654,411 people and is the world's 67th largest country with a population. It is the 74th largest area in the world with an area of ​​283,561 square kilometers. Currently Ecuador became part of the North Inca Empire until 1533 when Spain conquered. The base became a seat of the Spanish colonial government over 1563 years and became a member of Governor General New Granada in 1717. Governors - New Granada (Colombia), Venezuela, Quito - became independent from 1819 to 1822 and formed a coalition called Gran Colombia. When the base was withdrawn more than 1830 years, the traditional name was changed to support the 'Equator Republic'. Between 1904 and 1942, Ecuador experienced a series of conflicts with neighboring countries and lost its territory. The border war with Peru in 1995 was settled in 1999. Ecuador celebrated 30 years of civilian governance in 2004, but this period was endangered due to political instability. The protest in Quito forced the resignation of the last four democratically elected President of Ecuador in the medium term. At the end of 2008, voters approved the new Constitution, Ecuador won the 20th Constitution since independence. A general election took place in February 2013, and the electorate was re-elected President Rafael Cholera In the mid-1980s, Ecuador adopted the drug-prohibited policy proposed by the US under the guidance of President Leonares-Codro. In cooperation with the United States, Ecuador acquired a US tariff exemption. In February 1990, the United States held the Cartagena Drug Summit in hopes of continuing the progress of drug warfare. The four countries of the Andean region, Peru, Colombia and Bolivia were invited to participate, Ecuador was obviously absent. Two of the three countries, Colombia and Bolivia, participated in the Andean Trade Preference Act in 1992, later known as the Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Abatement Act. Ecuador and Peru will eventually participate in ATPA in 1993. This bill unifies the region in order to revitalize the economy through narcotic warfare and exemption from tariffs. In 1993, Peru and Ecuador signed an agreement with the United States on the Andean trade. It was later replaced by Andean trade promotion and drug exclusion law. Bolivia and Colombia signed the ATPA in 1991 and began to enjoy the benefits in 1992. By agreeing to the terms of this agreement, these countries will work with the United States to combat drug trafficking and production from sources. This bill aims to replace the production of coca plants with other agricultural products. In exchange for the efforts to eliminate Coca plants, these countries have acquired US tariff exemption for certain products such as certain kinds of fruits. Peru ceased compliance with ATPA in 2012 and lost all tariff exemption previously granted by the US via ATPA. By the end of 2012, Peru became the world's largest coca plant grower on behalf of Colombia

Article: The policy developed under the Bourbon dynasty, when combined with the enlightenment from Europe, exacerbates the social tension between Creole and the peninsula, brings South American independence led by the revolutionary leader Simon Bolivar It was. . I. Introduction: The social hierarchy that builds the foundation of the revolution. A. Social hierarchy based on origin and blood. Peninsula, Creole and Mestisos. B. The hierarchical system is very complicated. It is difficult for people to mobilize their social position and lead to social tension. Inspired by the American and French revolution, people in Latin America also want independence. Creole named Simon Bolivar led the way. Bolivar was born in Venezuela's wealthy family in 1783. After studying enlightenment in China and Europe, Bolivar returned to Venezuela and organized an army to fight for independence from Spain. Ever since the Napoleonic War occupied Spain, Bolivar won in his home venezuela and then beat Spaniards in Colombia, Ecuador and Bolivia. His last victory in Peru has finished Spain's domination in South America. But Bolivar could not realize the dream of uniting South America. Although he died of a disappointed person, Bolivar was expressed as "liberator" and the country of Bolivia was named after him. At the same time, Brazil declared independence from Portugal. In only 20 years, the reign of Europe in Latin America for 300 years has ended. Simon Bolivar (1783-1830) is the largest leader of the Latin American independence movement from Spain. As an outstanding general and a charismatic politician, he not only displaced Spaniards from northern South America but also played an important role in the early formation of the Republic after the departure of the Spaniards. His last years were characterized by the collapse of his magnificent South America magnificent dream. He was remembered as a "liberator" who freed his house from Spain's rule. Boribal, born in Caracas (now Venezuela) in 1783, is a very wealthy family. At that time, a small family owned most of the land of Venezuela, and the Bolivar family was one of the colonial's wealthiest families. When Simon was still young, his parents died. He could not recall that he died at 9 years old with his father Juan Vicente and his mother, Concepción Palacios.

Chile is a priority test market in Latin America, and in recent years, in the Latin American market, which is the situation of China's automobile industry, the private sector of many industries is used as entry county. % (Chile C., 2010). Chile is an experimental country because it is small scale, economical and politically stable, and AKH is a strategic use of China's automobile industry, with experience to start expanding in Hispanic market We are providing funds. Santiago de Chile is the capital of Chile, the country's economic and cultural center. There is one sure thing. Chile is keen on football, and rodeo is a very popular entertainment. Chile's customs and activities are closely related to geography. Here you can see that skiing and surfing are two of the most popular sports. The coast and the mountains provide some of the best conditions for practicing these sports. It is natural for people in Chile to enjoy abundant seafood, fruits, vegetables and fine wines. Since the early 1950s Chile 's wheat and wine giant have made significant investments in the development of large amounts of nitrate and nitrate fields in Tarapaca, Peru, and Antofagasta province in Bolivia. Chile's economic outlook has been rising for the past two decades, and things are progressing according to the plans of Chilean businessmen. However, the New Prado government in Lima declared bankruptcy in Peru and took a bold action to make it easier to pay a large amount of money In 1873, the Prado government did not compensate all nitrate and salt field mining in the Tarapaca area, I decided to make it. Location and geography Today, about 800,000 Chileans live overseas, but Chilean culture is in the territory of the Republic of Chile. Due to the political and economic difficulties of the military regime ruled between 1973 and 1990, most of them left the country in the mid-1970s. Chile is a large and narrow strip located in the southwest of South America located in the north of Peru. Bolivia and eastern Argentina, western Pacific and southern part. A strong natural barrier represents today's Chilean border, distinct from other parts of South America. In the north, the dry Atacama Desert separates it from Peru. The Andean peaks form the natural boundary between Bolivia and Argentina. In the south, the cold waters of the Drake Sea tell us near the Antarctic Continent. In the west, Chile watches infinite South Pacific ocean

Since the first appearance of the Inca's early empire, the importance of quinoa has changed dramatically. Quinoa only improves Peru 's economy in particular and continues. The ancient Inca Empire was one of the first people to discover buckwheat. In the past, production of buckwheat was considerably less than now. At the time Quinoa was not exported to various civilizations, but in modern times buckwheat is a product of the Andes, a gluten-free grain. Peru's economic growth is impressive, with the growth of export-oriented agriculture, which is relatively dominant in "super food" spanning thousands of years around the world from avocado, blueberries, dark chocolate, quinoa. Welcome. Peruvian cuisine is of course widely recognized, and it is often said that chefs are celebrities in Peru. If Peru is known as its food and agricultural center, it will also doubt: What can an entrepreneur combine with Peru's food, agriculture and technology elsewhere? The history of buckwheat is in the Andes, including South America, especially Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru. This grain was originally grown in Bolivia, but Peru is the largest producer country today. These two countries produce about 95% of the soba which was brought up commercially. One of the varieties we learned is real variety. Quinareal grows in Bolivia only in extreme weather and high altitude places. These conditions create larger grains and increase nutritional value. I was surprised that "buckwheat is not exactly the same" and that there are differences in various kinds of nutrition. After spending three years in Peru, even if you search for the best buckwheat, you can not return it. From there, best buckwheat is the only option - so they refuse to produce something other than top quality buckwheat products, and this is what they are proud of today (Oh, they Is fair trade production, clear)! Multipurpose! Whether you want a salad or a vegetarian burger, quinola always meets your needs. They come in three unique tastes and textures, so try these delicious recipes from Mucho Musho apps like Ham & Cheese Mini Quinoa Cup, Wampang Quinoa & Kale, or this Halloween Salad.

The greatest victims of domestic violence are minimal. Family should be a safe and secure environment to care for parents and children without violence. Children need a safe environment and can go home when the outside world is not safe. However, families with millions of children each year are not safe havens. Millions of children are undergoing violent attacks on their parents. Domestic violence is a social problem that is spreading in the United States today. First, people who are affected by domestic violence will be solved. Over the generations, the seriousness of domestic violence in the United States has been neglected and hidden; probably because 60% of domestic violence has occurred. Domestic violence is defined as an intimate partner or colleague living together trying to attack you and trying to hurt you. In many cases, physical violence, sexual assault and bullying are included. - More than 7 billion people and many unhappy people in the world are abused by seeing themselves or seeing themselves. Abuse abruptly increases in all countries of the world. In the United States, according to National Law Research Institute data, one third of women, one quarter of men, and one fifth of girls were abused. 92% of women are receiving family and sexual abuse ("domestic violence statistics"). Unbearable situation of domestic violence: Latin America is one of the countries with the highest level of violence against women in the world. The United Nations said domestic abuse and lack of access to local governments is a major factor driving women's migration from Central America. The lack of economic opportunities is another important factor. The hiring probability of many young people is severe, and immigrants are another option. In the United States, Mexico and other countries, it is unlikely that economic immigrants will be subject to asylum, but you can understand why. Studies have consistently shown that the region with the larger immigrant community in the United States is safer and more prosperous. Many US employers, especially agricultural and agricultural employers continue to depend heavily on undocumented workers. Bolivia is the country with the highest incidence of domestic violence in Latin America. Indigenous women self-declare physical or sexual violence by current or former partners at a rate of 29%, compared to the national average of 24%. Bolivia is primarily indigenous in demographics and women of Quechua, Aymara and Guarani are important in fighting violence against domestic women. Indigenous women in Guatemala also face extensive violence. For over 30 years of conflict, Maya's women and girls continue to be targeted. The historical clarification committee found that 88% of the women supported by the state for rape and sexual violence against women are indigenous.

Inkainka is a South American Indian, one of the largest and wealthiest empires in America. The Inca Empire began expanding around 1438 and occupied a vast area centered on Cuzco, the southern capital of Peru. The empire extends more than 2,500 miles (4,020 kilometers) along the western coast of South America. Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina. Immediately after arrival in 1532, the Inca Empire was conquered by the Spanish army. The earliest date that can be confidently assigned to the Inca dynasty's history is 1438, the son of Vilacoche Inca, Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui took the throne from his brother Inca Urcon. Under Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui (1438-71), the Incas conquered the southern part of the Titicaca Basin and the northern part of Quito and became the protagonists of the powerful Chanca, Quechua, Chimú. The policy of enforcing people to conquer people by conquering people by helping to ensure political stability by distributing ethnic groups throughout the empire is very difficult to rebel I will. The local governor is responsible for determining the labor taxation on which the empire is based; the tax can be paid through military service, public works or agricultural labor. Traditionally the sons of the Incon rulers were leading the army. Son of Pachacuti, TúpacInkaYupanqui began to conquer the northern part in 1463 and continued to serve as a ruler of Inca after Pachacuti died in 1471. The most important conquest of Tupac Inca is Inca's only serious opponent on the coast of Inca, Peru. The TúpacInca empire extends north to contemporary Ecuador and Colombia. Tupashika's son, Juana Caspac, is part of modern Ecuador and Peru and added some of the northern lands. At the highest point of the Indian empire including Peru and Bolivia, the majority of them are now Ecuador and today is the northern part of Maurice River, most of Chile. After the battle of the mall, progress in the south ceased and they met Maapache 's decisive resistance. In 1527, Shuar prevented the empire from entering the Amazon River near the Chinchipe river of Sure. Empire extends to the corner of Argentina and Colombia During this period the growth of the Inca Empire can be characterized by extreme expansion. Following the conquest of Pachakuti's son TúpacInkaYupanqu, the Inca Empire included Peru and Bolivia, and today the bulk of Ecuador is now in the north of Chile's Mall River today. The most important conquest is the only serious opponent of the Incas in the Inca kingdom, the coast of Peru. At that time, the Inca army was the most powerful presence in the area. They changed ordinary villagers and farmers into soldiers and prepared for battle. This is because all male Incas must participate in at least one war to prepare for war again when necessary. As the empire became large, every part of the empire contributed to the establishment of the war army. When all new fields were conquered, the Inca Empire became a patchwork of language, culture and country.

For a long time the movie industry has been accused of protecting shallow businesses with dual goals of stubborn arrogance, narcissism, and always glory and money. Despite fame and fortune, most actors and actresses have little or no respect. The joked attitude of their headlines often places them in dark light and vibrant circumstances, offering fans and observers ordinary cheap and enjoyable things. It is this context that when a tangible character is in a valuable occupation it is always welcomed by fresh air. Violeta Ayala is an award-winning native film producer, artist, writer, and warrior born in Bolivia. Her previous works include The Fight (2017) by The Guardian Shorts, Doc Dispatch Award at the Sheffield Documentary Film Festival, Bolivia Case (2015) as Hot Docs, Best Short Film at the Bolivia Sucre International Human Rights Festival, there is. Special premiere and nominated special speech for Premios Platino and Fenix ​​(the two most prestigious awards of Iberoamerican); and at the same time Stolen (2009) won 16 awards at world TIFF and 80 festivals, and PBS Broadcast with. She also wrote to Huffington Post that you can read it here! For British documentary filmmakers and enthusiasts, there is no need to introduce Sheffield Doc / Fest. Since 1994, it has become the biggest documentary film festival in the country. Representatives from more than 60 countries participated, more than 30,000 people participated, Sheffield became the third biggest event in the world. While nearly all major film festivals use part of their show for that type, the document occupies the entire Sheffield tablet. In recent years the program's "Alternative Reality" program provided opportunities for budding creators to announce their immersive interactive movie production. Is not he an avid fan, not his filmmaker? At the 5-day film festival, you can visit this famous festival and choose hundreds of movies, workshops, groups, and networking events. Documentary film production is the perfect place to learn about film production, and it will not take much time and money to make a story movie. Featuring film producer Paul Greengrass has created this document long before he supervised The Bourne Supremacy. From Stanley Kubrick to William Friedkin, many other filmmakers began with documentaries. This is the perfect place to learn the basics of storytelling and film production. Kevin Knoblock has written, produced and directed hundreds of hours of co-op television, writing and production of 1 hour 1 hour cable documentary, and feature film documentary including BORDER WAR (Winner, 2006 Best Documentary, USA Film) Renaissance and bankruptcy: UN 60 years (2005 World Houston International Film Festival Special Jury's Remy Award)

Even the rain (also known as Tambiénlalluvia) is a 2010 Spanish movie on director Sebastian and Executive Producer Costa who visited Bolivia's Cochabamba to film stories about Christopher exploration and exploitation in the New World . · Columbus movies. Sebastian and Costa Rica have realized that when their leading protagonist Daniel led the growing Cochabamba War in the moral crisis. As shooting takes place inside and outside Cochabamba, a real fight is being fostered. The government privatized the entire water supply system and sold it to a multinational company in the UK and the US. Rain (Spanish: Tambiénlalluvia), about Mexican coach Sebastian (Gael Garcia Bernal) and Spain's executive producer, Costa (Louis Tosar), who traveled to Bolivia to film the film conquest of Christopher Columbus It is the 2010 Spanish theater movie of Director Ibia Boran. Sebastian and Costa were inadvertently involved in a moral crisis when they and their staff arrived in Bolivian Cochabamba between Cochabamba Water War of 2008 and their major indigenous actor Daniel. (Juan Carlos Aduviri) Always lead In "Even the Rain" supervised by Iciar Bollain and directed by Ken Loach's long-time screenwriter, Paul Laverty, in 2000 the crew got to Cochabamba in Bolivia in 2000 to film Columbus's budget epic on arrival to the Americas Arrived. GaelGarcía Bernal of idealist and his friend Costa (Los Tossal), his cranky, stupid, producer is a revisionist: they want to show Columbus obsessed with gold. Use indigenous Indians, making slaves permanent trade A recent drama film, TambiénlaLluvia (Even The Rain), has its own insight on this. On arrival of Christopher Columbus to the Americas, after the enslavement of the enslaved Indian conquerors, and the attitudes of pastors like Bartolommed Las Casas or Antonio de Montesinus, Mexican skill The movie crew who I wanted would like to make a movie. I completely denounced the conquest of Indian killing. In order to save money, filmmakers visited Cochabamba in Bolivia and met hundreds of Indian citizens who wanted to be movie actors there. They hired some people and intend to pay two dollars a day to them, and then shut out other people.

Erythroxylum: Coca plant coca plant is a member of the family Geraniales and Erythroxylaceae. There are four genera and there are estimated 200 red molds (De Witt, 1967). In 1783, Coca was first described as mahogany by A. L. Jussieu. In 1786, Lamarck gave it a binomial redwood coca. Early botanists believed that all Coca plants belonged to the same species. Later researchers discovered the presence of two domesticated Coca. These are Erythroxylum co-column. Cocaine is collected from the leaves of Erythroxylum coca grown in the Andean mountains of South America. Early in the 6th century, there was evidence that Coca played an important role in the living of indigenous peoples in South America. They increase endurance and chew leaves to keep alert at high altitude. 2 In the 19th century, Coca was imported into Europe and in 1860 German chemist Albert Nieman found a way to separate medicines from the leaves. Nine years later, a chemist named Angelo Mariani created a medicated wine with Vin Mariani wine and cocaine. This new drink is widely used in Europe Cocaine is a crystalline tropane alkaloid obtained from the leaves of Erythroxylon coca. It is a naturally occurring chemical found in certain species of rhododendrons. There are more than 200 kinds of red peony, two of them, red oak and New Zealand blush include many cocaine. In South America, two of these two types are cultivated; these are Erythroxylum coca var. Coca (ECVC), Erythroxylum Coca var. Ipadu (EM), Erythroxylum novogranatense var. Novogranatinence (ENVN) and Erythrochum Novo Granatense var. Truxillense (ENVT) CIA lists various species, such as Huanuco Coca, grown in Bolivia and Peru, Amazon Coca grown in Amazon, and Colombian Coca, which is grown primarily in Colombia. Cocaine (benzoylmethylglycine) is an alkaloid present in leaves of coca plants, which is scientifically known as Eerythroxylum coca native to the Andean region of South America. Coca growing areas in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia peaked in 2000, reached 221, 300 hectares, then decreased to 167,600 hectares in 2008. Another type of cocaine is the basic form called "crack" which is a cheaper form of medicine. Cracked cocaine has a lower melting temperature than powdered cocaine and can therefore be used. This form is a mixture of cocaine hydrochloride and other chemicals such as ammonia or sodium bicarbonate (used as a dopant).

Green River Profile: Green River Basin (GRB) is actually part of what the US Geological Survey calls the Great Green River Basin, including Wyoming's Great Division Range, Vermilion and Wasabi Base, and Desert Basin I will. Read more about Green River County in Colorado: WY: Lincoln, Sublette, Sweetwater, Uinta Read more about Green River Pipelines: CIG, Kern River, Northwest Pipeline, Opal Hub, Overland Trail Transmission, Questar, Questar Overthrust, Rockies Express, Ruby Green River network area table: Details of the net area owned by each company of Green River Games. View table The Green River catchment area is particularly environmentally sensitive, and has led to drilling regulations for many years. For example, until September 2008, businesses were permitted to drill the entire Pinedale throughout the year, and Pinedale operators became early adopters of gasket drilling to minimize surface damage. Overall, natural gas and NGL accounted for 93 to 95% of the annual output of the Green River Basin since 2000, but if we find a way to extract a large amount of oil shale reserves in the industry, this figure is There is a possibility of changing. . Basin For details of US oil shale, please refer to the US Geological Survey website. http: // energy.usgs.gov / OilGas / UnconventionalOilGas / OilShale.aspx Green River Basin (GRB) is actually part of what the United States Geological Survey calls Great Green River Basin, including the Wyoming, Vermilion and Wasaki basins, Colorado's Wash Basin. For our purposes, we define Green River Basin as all production of Lincoln, Light, Sweet, Sweetwater and Wenta County. This includes production in the eastern part of the Sweetwater County including the aforementioned Great Divide, Vermillion, Washakie Basins. The green dragonfly is best known from its size and distribution. It is spreading in the Amazon and Orinoco River basins and in the northern Trinidad. Normally, this Python is equivalent to green Python. Yellow Python snake is the second most famous in southern Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, northern Argentina. Bolivian pythons and black spots with a black spot (also known as de Schauensee 's Python snake) are rare, little known, limited in distribution, but Bolivian Bolivia' s Python is unique. The mouth of the Amazon. As more research in South America is done, other species may be portrayed

NHD has branches all over the world. These courses are independently sponsored by organizations coordinating local and league-level competitions, and students can compete for opportunities to go to national competitions at these competitions. NHD affiliates also provide program materials and workshops to teachers and students. To access the NHD program contact information and other information on a specific NHD member, please select a member from the box below. Every year, thousands of Oklahoma students encourage state-wide teachers and are participating in the Oklahoma National History Day (OkNHD) program. OkNHD is part of National History Day and is a highly acclaimed academic program for students from 6th grade to 12th grade. More than 500,000 students participate each year. Students select historical topics related to that topic and conduct extensive primary and secondary research through libraries, archives, museums and historical sites. After analyzing and interpreting the sources, students will draw conclusions about the importance of their subject matter in history before presenting their work to original papers, exhibitions, performances, websites and documentaries. The student program competes in the region, the state, and the national competition in the spring and is evaluated by specialist historians and educators. A student in Oklahoma State will participate in the state finals every May Oklahoma is divided into ten regions. Regional competitions determine who is entitled to participate in the state competition. Teachers planning to participate in the Oklahoma History Nineties will contact their regional convention coordinators and will be informed of the participation deadline, entry fee, details of other competitions, and special awards given at regional conventions ) You need to understand. The history of Oklahoma is the history of Oklahoma and the land that the state currently occupies. The East Oklahoma strip was bought for purchase in Louisiana in 1803, and Panhandle was not bought before the Mexico - American acquisition after the American War. Historians David Baird and Danny Goble have explored the essence of the historical experience of the people of Oklahoma. They said, "People in Oklahoma share their experiences over time while talking about optimism, innovation, perseverance, entrepreneurial spirit, common sense, collective courage, and simple decentness. This is one of my favorite stories in the history of Oklahoma. A few days ago a museum friend, Fred 's staff called me from Bolivia. Yes, Bolivia in South America. Fred is an Oklahoma writer and currently lives in Bolivia. In any case, Fred wants to know that we know about Frank James, who lives in Oklahoma at the time the People's Republic was founded. In the future of Fred, there should be a story of James' treasure in the Wichita Mountain Range. Every conversation about James Gang reminds me of the relationship between Edward O'Kelly, Ed Kelly, or Red Kelly, and Oklahoma City and James Gang.

Since Iberia's ideal input began, a class system has been formed. And this response is still echoing. This led to class struggle and elitists between the poor and indigenous peoples of Latin America. Since the independent era, the ruling upper class and the elite of power starvation hurt the concept of true democracy. With the arrival of the Spaniards their government structure has divided the people of Latin America into social and ethnic groups. Every country in North America and South America has indigenous peoples in its territory. In some countries (especially Latin American countries) indigenous peoples account for the majority of the country's total population - in Bolivia they are 56-70% of the country's total population and at least the population of Guatemala and the Andes It accounts for half. Amazon in Peru. In English, indigenous peoples are collectively called with different names, and the name varies depending on the region, such as Native American, American Indian, American Indian, etc. In Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries you can use terms such as Peru's Pueblo Cindiggenas, amerindios, povos nativos, povosindígenas, Comunidades Nativas (indigenous community), especially the Amazon communities such as Urarina and Matsé. Aboriginal movements revived the democratic country of Latin America. The political exclusion of indigenous peoples, especially indigenous populations, is undoubtedly caused by the weakening of the party system in the democratic countries of this region, the lack of accountability, the lack of representation and responsiveness. In Bolivia, the election of the country's first Socialist Party Movement (MAS) party, President Evo Morales of the indigenous peoples (2006 - present), at least in part inspired by indigenous traditions, to participate in a new form of political participation It produced. The main result of the expansion of the democratic process is that indigenous activists are no longer forced to choose between political party politics and social movements. Instead, through participatory mechanisms, civil society actors and their organizations can become part of the country increasingly.

Cocaine production in Colombia is the world's largest producer of coca. More than 70% of Japanese cocaine is produced and manufactured in Colombia ("Battle Victory" 1). Cocaine production in Colombia differs from other countries in the Andean countries in that it grows on a vast land, but in Peru and Bolivia, Coca grows in a small parcel. Cocaine production factory is the biggest cash crop for farmers. The battle between government and farmers is done in thousands of acres of land every day, which produces cocaine ingredients. According to the UN Convention on Narcotics and the United Nations Convention on Narcotics and Illegal Traffic in Psychotropic Substances, the manufacture, distribution and sale of cocaine products in most countries is restricted (in most cases illegal). In the United States, manufacture, import, ownership and distribution of cocaine are also regulated by the regulated substance law of 1970. Some countries such as Peru and Bolivia allow coca leaves for traditional consumption by local indigenous people, but production, sale and consumption of cocaine are prohibited. Regulations concerning the amount that Coca farmers can produce every year are protected by laws such as the Batubiakat Agreement. In addition, only parts of Europe in the US and Australia are permitted to handle medical cocaine. Transporting from South America to cocaine and heroin countries, illegal production of cannabis in remote areas, domestic consumption of cocaine, especially cocaine, mass consumption of amphetamine, major entry in recent years into Costa Rica Costa Rica and Nicaragua Border crossing point Increase in the number of smuggled cash seized by For those unfamiliar with cocaine, the easiest is the most effective natural stimulant from the Andes. There are three stages of cocaine production. The first stage of production is the extraction of coca paste from plants; these areas for extracting paste are usually near the places where coca plants grow. The second stage states: "According to our textbook, coca dextrin is refined into cocaine hydrochloride, a lethal concentrate diluted with sugar and flour before being sold on the street" (geographical area , Region and concept). The final stage is to simply sell cocaine to the area and sell it to the city no matter where you are. In many cases, this is a multi-step process that distributes large amounts of cocaine to areas close to the destination and divides it into smaller quantities to make it easier to reach the distribution area. 1-1

In the 1960s America, the pope of democratic faith spread the evil of communism to the world. When the Marxist El Salvador Agende lost 3% in the Chilean election in 1958, the United States decided not to stay beyond democratic hands in the next election in 1964. America started working to prevent Agende from becoming president. They even created projects to help train and organize so-called anti-communists with farmers, workers, students, and the media. Chile has been active in diplomacy for decades since independence. In 1837, the country positively challenged the advantageous position of Puerto's Puertoja harbor in the Pacific trade route. And in the Federal War broke the short alliance between Peru and Bolivia, Peru - Bolivia. War broke up the coalition while distributing power to the Pacific. World War II, the Pacific War (1879-83) expanded its regional role further while expanding its territory greatly. Between 1836 and 1839, a short-term Peru-Federal War occurred between the Bolivian Commonwealth and Chile, with the support of the Argentine Federation. War mainly occurred in the real territory of Peru, and lastly occurred by the defeat of the South Union, the demolition of the Commonwealth, and the consolidation of many territories by Argentina. At the same time, Argentina's civil war has plagued Argentina since independence in Afghanistan. Conflict occurred mainly among people who defended the concentration of power to Buenos Aires and those who defended the federation. In the meantime, you can say "There are two Argentines": the Argentine Federation and the Argentine Republic. At the same time, the political instability of Uruguay made Uruguay's civil war the major political faction of the country. All of these instabilities in the platinum region are affecting the targets of other countries such as Brazil and Brazil is obliged to act immediately. In 1985, following the defeat of the military and dissatisfaction of the people, Argentine dictatorship abandoned power. Chile and Paraguay were obliged to leave the "war on terror" war. As the United States strengthens interference with other regions in Nicaragua and Central America more and more, the Reagan administration has entrusted the secret war to the CIA, CAL, and private sector agencies. When the ultimate military regime collapsed and more democratic government returned to the area, vulture's behavior lost its role and ceased to function. That existence and cruel atrocities are now difficult to hide

Copper red on the new surface, dark brown or green on the discolored surface, metallic luster and metallic copper red stripes can be seen. Natural copper is soft and malleable, 3-3 on the Mohs mineral scale. It was discovered in pure copper, Canada, Australia, China, Namibia, Bolivia, Russia discovered in many Arizona states in the Keweenaw peninsula in northern Michigan. Mining or extraction of copper as copper sulfide in open pit mining equipment Large equipment is used for cooling to molds for steam cleaning, melting drying, curing and then sent for use as copper products. It is an inspiration to see this work popular all over the world. More than ten years ago when SOIL was founded, we were very unusual. We are overwhelmed by the driving force behind this idea that hygiene is not just a toilet, as we are part of a formal alliance of practitioners working on similar health solutions around the world. They do what they can, and large organizations need to respond to the principles and reasons for choosing to work in their own way, with the leadership of local organizations. I'm proud that SOIL is not always focusing on science and research, but concentrating on distorting our mission, vision, and priorities to capitalize. After listening to the advent season stories around the world, I found myself irritated with the cabin. As we came in, the walls of a messy cat's toilet splashed like a brick, a lot of clothes made me drown in the corner. I sighed on the floor. After finishing eating, you put the cat on the counter and lick the soap on the plate, so you usually wash your clothes. ... she put on all beautiful clothes - I will not talk about goats

The exchange of trade and Colombia has had a tremendous impact on the world between the AD 1450 and the year 1750. The Colombian Stock Exchange helps link the United States, Africa and Europe, and a huge international trade network helps shape the world. In these trading networks, spice, silver, slavery, sugar trading are particularly important that affect the world. Silver trading has become an important part of the world economy and has made Europe involve more East Asian trade. Silver is the center of world trade and is more important than spice trade in building a global trade network. Most of the circulating silver is from the United States, especially Potosí of Bolivia. Because Potosi is closest to the world's largest silver mine, it is the largest city in the Americas. Early modern times, Spain and the United States produced about 85% of the world's silver. Spanish silver excavated from this mine was brought into Europe for the purchase of African slaves and Asian goods, especially spices. Before 1492, there was little connection between the New World and Eurasia and Africa. When Columbus comes in contact with the Americas, it will begin to exchange crops, slaves, and diseases known as Colombian exchanges. Agriculture is the way to use least developed countries. Europe uses American raw materials to enrich itself. In the past agriculture was mainly used as a food source of the population. After that, agriculture was also used for the production of products such as tobacco and sugarcane (which means that agriculture has become more important in world trade).

The second reconstruction out of the second reconstruction was widely defined as the American era after the establishment of the civil rights law in 1964, requiring an effective transition to racial and social political equality. In the next few years this situation has not been reached and several exercises have been established to try to make this desire a reality through aggressive political, social and cultural behavior. The following is a chronological story and social - political analysis of these attempts. Resolve racial inequality by political means. They could not regard the economic aspect of racial discrimination as the key to the end of the first and second reconstruction. Leaving these movements is only a failure, but it is a factor that is ignored by historians such as C. Vann Woodward and William Julius Wilson. There is still a long way in America, "Small black boys and black girls can work as sisters and brothers with small white boys and white girls". Even if it is not legal, economically, we are still a divided society. We are divided into the city center of Bolivia and Beverly Hills, the abandoned building of Harlem and the lavish apartment of Park Avenue. It is only politics and law, anger and separationism that can solve the racial injustice problem. If we can not fill this gap, the problem of the 21st century like the 20th century will be a color problem. The second reconstruction of the civil rights era is one of the most confusing times in American history. The country immediately seemed to struggle for the advancement of society, and at the same time it became disjointed with seams. This discrepancy drives us to call our argument the second reconstruction. The second reconstruction, which was named after the former reconstruction era of South Civil War and slavery abolition, is similar

The red-green macaw (Ara chloropterus) is a large red parrot with a long tail, a clear green upper feather concealer, and a big cockroach. As it has a green upper wing concealer (vivid yellow of Scarlet macaw) it is most easily distinguished from most of the same domain of A. scarlet macao (ie, coexisting geographically) I will. Some yellow - green on double white patches, red feather lines may be displayed, a little big Red and green macaws are usually displayed in pairs of small groups, or in pairs of (less common) families. Sometimes they are related to scarlet wolves and blue beast parrot (Ara ararauna). In the northern part of the range, red - green macaws tend to live in a rugged rainforest (forest not experiencing seasonal floods), apparently avoiding wetlands. In the south and east of the range, they are often found in more open and dry habitats. According to reports, Panama is 1,000 meters above sea level, Columbia is 500 meters above sea level, Venezuela is 1,400 meters above sea level. Nesting usually requires a big tree with a cave, but in some areas it makes a nest in the gap between the rock walls. Red-green macaws are often missing near populated areas. Birds eat canopies and eat fruits and seeds Red and green macaws have been found in eastern Argentina and southern South America (although it is reported, although it is thought based on escaped prisoners). This species is often uncommon due to pet trading, loss of habitat, and declining population due to hunting. It is distributed locally in Panama, Venezuela and Bolivia, but it is common in most areas of the Amazon Basin. Artificial breeding is also common Collar (1997) believes that the spellings of certain spells are more suitable for "chloroptera" than "chloropterus". A red-green macaw is a colorful, recognizable parrot that can travel from Panama in the East to Colombia, from Venezuela to Brazil, and south to Paraguay and Bolivia. As the name suggests, red and green macaws are largely red, green are big and wings are in the center - they are hidden. The primary color of the bird is blue, the whole waist and the tail are blue. It looks similar but the Scarlet Macaw (Ara macao) has no green feathers of red-green macaws. Red - green macaws are moist low low evergreen forests and tropical deciduous forests, and occasionally residents of savanna and llanos. These big parrots make nests in the cave of trees and caves of sandstone cliffs. The seeds are not threatened by global threats, but red-green macaws are the targets of the pet industry and the scope is decreasing. Red and green macaws (Ara chloropterus), also known as macaws with green wings, are large red macaws of the genus Ara. They are the largest among the genus Ara and are found in the forests and woodland areas of North and Central South America. However, like other macaws, this number has drastically decreased in recent years due to the loss of habitat and the illegal capture of parrot transactions. Red and yellow macaws are red in the chest of both birds, the hidden wings of the red and green macaws of the macaws are almost green, but occasionally to move some feathers over the yellow-green strip there is. A strong yellow blend of yellow and green in most yellow or scarlet macaws The macaw (Ara chloropterus) with green wings, also known as red and green macaws, is often mistaken for another Ara genus Macaw for its main red feathers. The chest of a macaw with green wings is brilliant red, but the feather under the feather is green. Rainbow-colored cyan feathers are surrounded by red on the tail. In addition, there is a clear red line around the eyes of a macaw with a wing of green. This is a small feather lined on a naked white skin patch; this is one of the biggest differences between scarlet macaws and the general audience. It is the most common and largest Ara genus among the wild large macaws and is widely distributed in forests in northern South America. ho Strongly caught, the

Spanish I grew up in Spanish-speaking countries and Spanish is the official language. I think Spanish is one of the most exciting languages ​​in the world. It allows you to express your deepest feelings in the most beautiful way, especially when we talk about love. When using Spanish there is nothing more beautiful than listening to the declaration of love. Even if you are not one of the very beautiful people, if you make a small effort, you can still go well. In Colombia, Spanish is the most popular language, with more than 99.2% of Colombians using Spanish. But Colombia uses Spanish, which is different from Spanish and other Spanish speaking Spanish. There are regional Spanish dialects in various parts of the country. The Spanish language used in Colombia is characterized by almost musical tones and clear pronunciation. Spanish is the official language of Colombia, commonly used in public places and most media. However, in addition to Spanish, some regions have their own official languages. Spanish is a compulsory subject of a professor at school. In areas where official languages ​​other than Spanish are used, bilingual education is essential. Spanish is the language of most countries (see Spanish in the Americas). Portuguese is mainly used in Brazil (see Brazilian Portuguese), both official language and national languages ​​are used. In smaller countries, French language is also used in Caribbean and French Guiana. In some countries, especially the Caribbean, there are unique Creole languages ​​derived from European languages ​​and various African languages. We are using many Latin American countries, mainly Peru, Panama, Ecuador, Guatemala, Bolivia, Paraguay and Mexico. Nawalet is one of the most spoken languages ​​in Mexico and was officially confirmed at the government census.

My favorite food is Spanish rice and homemade flour tortilla. Unfortunately, I just prepared a Rice-a-Roni version of Spanish rice, which did not take long, so I bought a tortilla in the shop. Yesterday, my mind changed when my teacher, Mrs. Hernandez, taught me how to make rice from scratch. In order to make Spanish rice, the following materials are required. 2 cups of white rice, 1 small green onion, 1/4 cup of oil, 1 small pepper, 1 tomato, 4 ounces of tomato sauce, 2 garlic, 4 to 5 cups of water, a teaspoon of salt and a little black pepper. To prepare traditional Spanish cuisine does not mean that you use certain condiments or secret ingredients. The secret lies in the vegetables and meat you want to put in the food. Spanish cuisine depends on various ways you can cook the same dish. Depending on your country, you can meet people who make the same paella with stronger condiments, others can only make paella by using saffron. In all cases, the basic rule of food preparation is to mix meat on the same dish. Stew is one of the most important dishes of Spanish cuisine, please prepare delicious raw stew. Spaniards are very passionate about their food, wine and Spanish cuisine. Spanish food is very light. There are lots of vegetables and various meat and fish. Spanish cuisine does not use many spices; it only relies on the use of high quality ingredients to provide a good taste. If you want to experience a variety of tastes, most cities (Italian, Chinese, American fast food restaurants) usually have various restaurants. Lunch (La Comida) starts at 13: 30 ~ 14: 30 (it is often less than 15: 00), after that the nap is usually short and the summer is cold. Temperatures in the afternoon may be high. This is the main deal of the day, it is normal to finish by two kinds of dishes (El Primer Platon and El Segundo Platon, then dessert. La Comima and a nap at the latest by 17 o'clock. Bolivian cuisine is the result of Spanish cuisine, incorporating the ancient Andean tradition, which varies greatly depending on the location of Bolivia. People in the Altiplano area like to eat a lot of spices during meals, but residents of lowlands in Bolivia mainly eat yucca, fish, fruits and vegetables. Coffee is one of the major agricultural products in Brazil and is an integral part of every meal in Brazil. "Yerba mate" of "cafe zinho" including herbal coffee and super caffeine is usually provided for meals, meals, snacks. Brazilians drink these mixtures averaging 12 to 24 daily.

Choi Guevara was an aged school building in Bolivia, receiving dignified death following the anti-revolutionary support of the CIA. The generation that saw him best was not born, and many generations did not know why this well-designed face appeared on Hot Topic hats, shirts and posters. After the world of imperialism unites to break down the real communist possibility in the known world, they do not know that this is the last hope of communism. Puberty Ernesto Guevara de la Serna was born in Argentina's Rosary on 14th June, 1928. In preparation for the young Che Guevara role, Gail Garcia Bernal experienced intense preparation for six months. On this foundation I read "All the biographies" about Guevara, I went to Cuba, talked to the family of Gubara and talked to Alberto Granado, a travel partner of Guevara. Despite being in his 80's, Granado was also a consultant of Salace and enthusiastically followed the film crew to review his previous journey. In addition, García Bernal (Mexico) spent 14 weeks reading Argentine accent, reading José Martí, Karl Marx, Pablo Neruda (Gwala's favorite poet). Garcia Bernal told reporters, "I feel very responsible.I would like to succeed because Cher is representative of the world.He is romantic.The political consciousness to change Latin America I have. Ernesto "Che" Guevara (June 14, 1928 - October 9, 1967), commonly known as Che Guevara, El Che, or Che, was a revolutionary, politician, writer, and author of the Argentine Marxist era of the Cuban Revolutionary era, He is a doctor and a soldier. Theorist and guerrilla leader. After the execution of the death penalty in Bolivia, he became a stylized anti-cultural idol and symbolized the rebellion of the worldwide left wing movement. Every time he steps into one of countless feces on the street, he sees his dirty shoes instead of the sky or space-drawn cathedral. He could not sniff Cusco's intangible and exciting substance, he only sniffed the stink and fecal smell. This is a temperament problem Ernesto "Che" Guevara was born on June 14, 1928 in the Argentine rosary to Ernesto Guevara Lynch and Celia de la Serna y Llosa. He is the product of the Irish father and Basque mother, the largest of the five children. Ernesto Guevara Lynch wrote a book about the life of a young car, Guevara. Memories of his father, Che Guevara, was published in 2011. At a very young age, Guevara was influenced by left-wing politics because his father was supporting the Republican cause. In Spain civil war. His mother is also leftist politic. This report is more widely known on July 14, 1961, in a report published in Time magazine called "Argentina: Red Mother of the Car". "Beware of the Irish rebels' blood flowing through the blood vessels of my son first," he ensured that his father exposed him to this environment. A. BLosif Lavretsky, A. B

Domestic abuse in the United States is a big and complicated social health problem. Families are the most violent environment in the United States today (Lay, 1994). Sadly, most of the murdered people are not killed by strangers during arrest and similar crimes, but they are killed by the people they know. Naturally, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention recognizes interpersonal violence as a major public health problem (Velson-Friedrich, 1994). Current estimates show that 3 million to 4 million women are victims of physical abuse by intimate partners (Harris & Cook, 1994). Over the generations, the seriousness of domestic violence in the United States has been neglected and hidden; probably because 60% of domestic violence has occurred. Domestic violence is defined as an intimate partner or colleague living together trying to attack you and trying to hurt you. In many cases, physical violence, sexual assault and bullying are included. - More than 7 billion people and many unhappy people in the world are abused by seeing themselves or seeing themselves. Abuse abruptly increases in all countries of the world. In the United States, according to National Law Research Institute data, one third of women, one quarter of men, and one fifth of girls were abused. 92% of women are receiving family and sexual abuse ("domestic violence statistics"). Unbearable situation of domestic violence: Latin America is one of the countries with the highest level of violence against women in the world. The United Nations said domestic abuse and lack of access to local governments is a major factor driving women's migration from Central America. The lack of economic opportunities is another important factor. The hiring probability of many young people is severe, and immigrants are another option. In the United States, Mexico and other countries, it is unlikely that economic immigrants will be subject to asylum, but you can understand why. Studies have consistently shown that the region with the larger immigrant community in the United States is safer and more prosperous. Many US employers, especially agricultural and agricultural employers continue to depend heavily on undocumented workers. Bolivia is the country with the highest incidence of domestic violence in Latin America. Indigenous women self-declare physical or sexual violence by current or former partners at a rate of 29%, compared to the national average of 24%. Bolivia is primarily indigenous in demographics and women of Quechua, Aymara and Guarani are important in fighting violence against domestic women. Indigenous women in Guatemala also face extensive violence. For over 30 years of conflict, Maya's women and girls continue to be targeted. The historical clarification committee found that 88% of the women supported by the state for rape and sexual violence against women are indigenous.

From Chile's north-north to the plateau, we are always waiting for someone to open your arms to accept you. Chile offers a variety of adventures such as the starry sky observation in the most dry desert in the world, the southernmost millennial glacier of the earth, fascinating forests and lakes at the foot of a huge volcano. The legendary island, the tradition of wine making, the big challenge to overcome, and the city of contemporary San Diego. However, there are still some words in Chile which has not been said yet. Chile has a vast natural landscape, but we can also find this openness among the Chileans. In these Chilean plazas, the feeling of living is full of you. Here you can connect with nature or explore the original area. Chilean people will surprise you with kindness and hospitality. This will be a brand new experience that will make you feel peaceful Yes, Chile is located between the huge natural walls such as the Atacama Desert in the North, the Pacific Ocean in the West, Patagonia in the South, and the Andean in the East. These natural worlds protect Chile's nature from many diseases. That's why the Chilean customs seems to be strange when you arrive at their country. Why is this localization proceeding from the east to the west instead of the north to the south? Surprisingly, the distance from the equator does not play a leading role here, but it is near the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains. The greatest diversity of soil and climate is not from north to south but from east to west. However, there are still some words in Chile which has not been said yet. Chile has a vast natural landscape, but we can also find this openness among the Chileans. In these Chilean plazas, the feeling of living is full of you. Here you can connect with nature or explore the original area. Chilean people will surprise you with kindness and hospitality. This will be a brand new experience that will make you feel peaceful When Chile became independent from Spain in 1811, it was a small country lacking important natural resources. Chile's main export products are wheat and wine. As a result, many Chilean wheat and wine merchants encouraged by the Chilean government diversified and invested in neighboring countries, Bolivia and Peru. Since the early 1950s, Chile's wheat and wine giant has invested heavily in the development of large amounts of nitrate and nitrate fields in Tarapaca, Peru, and Antofagasta province in Bolivia. In the past two decades the Chilean economic outlook is rising and things are progressing according to Chilean businessmen's plans. However, the New Prado government in Lima declared bankruptcy in Peru and took a bold action to make it easier to pay large sums In 1873 the Prado government in Prado compensated for all nitrate and salt mining in the Tarapaca region I decided to nationalize without it.

The Amazon River is the second longest river in the world, the main river in South America. Only the African Nile will be longer. The length of the Amazon is 6,437 kilometers. The Amazon River has more water than any other rivers - beyond the Mississippi River, the Nile River, the Yangtze River. The Amazon River is one of the world's largest rivers. It is a major river in South America. It is the second longest river in the world, following the African Nile. That traffic is the world's largest. The total river in the Amazon River is higher than the total of the top 10 rivers in the future. It is also one of the deepest rivers. The Amazon River is the main artery of the entire Amazon rainforest system. Amazon River is in South America. It starts from the high Andean mountains in Peru and flows through the Atlantic through Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname, Brazil. The river system of these eight countries is known as the Upper Amazon River. The Amazon River flows mainly in Peru and Brazil. (Amazon River 2007) It is 3,200 miles in Arizona, which is the world's strongest water flow, second shortest after the Nile. The Amazon River supplies 20% of freshwater to the Earth. The water of this river is very fast, its water is cacao, it is almost as muddy as California delta. There is no bridge at all in this river. The shore of the Amazon River was never built, made by a virgin and a rainforest, which is very difficult to invade, so the only way to cross it is by the boat. The width ranges from 5 miles to 100 miles depending on the season (we are now in the rainy season), the left and right roads are by boat Accessing by boat from V5.0, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Peru, Amazon River to Brazil (What! The rainy season of Amazon will begin from February to June The river in the rainy season is 12 In the rainy season, Amazon basins overflow for hours of morning rain and thunderstorms, but first considering avoiding it in southern Argentina and waiting until the rainy season is over. I can get the cheapest ticket, I got a call from Chloe, she withdrew from the plan and stated that I wasted the penny before it was too late. She has been disappointed in the past four months suffering from plans, people, environment, culture, and cities, she was thinking about whether to stop the loss. Make a pile difficult decision. 41% of budget spending and budget cost of the past four months has been reduced

The Republic of Venezuela in Bolivia is a country in South America. It is one of the countries that appeared after the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 (Source B). Hugo Chavez has served as the president since 1999. After approval of the new Constitution in 1999, he democratically elected the president in 1998. Venezuela is divided into 23 states, the capital city of Caracas and the Federal territory. The country is also divided into 10 administrative districts established by the Presidential Decree. Child labor reform: At the beginning of the 20th century, the number of child laborers in the US peaked. With the increase in labor and reform movements and overall improvement of labor standards, child labor has begun to decline and the political power of workers and other social reformers has demanded laws regulating child labor. Alliance organizations and child labor reforms are often intertwined and intertwine with working ladies like the National Consumer Alliance and the Vocational Women's Association and the organization led by middle class consumers. These organizations established the National Consumers Union in 1899 and established the National Child Labor Council in 1904 with the common goal of challenging child labor through anti-perspiration campaigns and labeling programs. Established norms or efforts to eliminate child labor since 1900 were characteristic of American social reform. The leader of this work is the National Child Labor Relations Committee formed in 1904 and many State Child Labor Relations Committees. Since these organizations are philosophical step-upists, we are ready to adopt a flexible strategy that accepts achievable goals theoretically and can tolerate failures and delays in progress. These committees are responsible for large-scale projects such as expert investigation, widespread use of photographs to dramatically represent the harsh conditions of children at work, brochures, leaflets, mass mailings, public lobbying activities, etc. We pioneered technology for political behavior. Despite these activities, success depends greatly on the country's political situation and the need to reduce child labor or the desirability of development.

Modernization of the transcontinental railroad of the United States was completed in 1869. The phone was invented in 1876. The first radio utility system was developed in 1895. Wright brothers made aircraft in 1903. The first gasoline-powered assembly line refrigerator was manufactured in the early 20th century. These are very important steps to lay the foundation of American modernization, but I think that the first truly modern era in American history must be in the 1920s. "Modern Latin America has long been a gold standard in this field, and with the expansion of the scope of application from Bolivia to Venezuela, it is worthwhile in the classroom and the outside world as before 1930) - now) History of the Latin American countries ... better than any other textbooks in the market. "- James Woodood, Montclair State University" Latin American History and Politics Classics .... comprehensive, informative, well written At the appropriate level as background material of undergraduate or postgraduate course, the overall history of the whole structure of the book, the subsequent case studies, and the wider comparison - it makes sense that there is it. "- Massachusetts Institute of Technology Chapel Lawson The three most widely used textbooks in Latin America, and in particular modern times, are from Latin American short stories written by Keen and Wasserman, Skidmore and Smith's 13 Modern Latin America, 14 and Latin America, Jan Knippers Black . I will edit it. 15 Kean and Wasserman, Skidmore and Smith made a good analysis of the various political, economic and social factors of modernization process, change and stability, but viable to understand Latin America I did not try to use nationalism as an analytical concept. "In the 16 black collection, nationalism is recognized by the author simply as" a powerful force for change and development ". "However, in general, the theme is limited to the field of art expression in literature and art form.

The temperature is rising. The sea level rises. Serious climate-related disasters are occurring frequently. As a result, indigenous peoples all over the world rapidly swam in the water, fishing in the river, feeding on traditional food, and not picking up ancient medicine. In response to the crisis, tribal leaders and environmental activists demanded a united fight to fight the environment and genocide One of the work was the 17th Protective Conference on Earth (PME) sponsored by indigenous environmental networks, tribes of Indonesia, and the Earthmoving Initiative. From June 28 to July 1, PME collects hundreds of people, shares lessons, celebrates victory, and builds unity. The location of the parties makes sense. It occurred on the landing of Frank, Washington. This is a reflection from the people there. Ayşe Gürsöz is a multimedia producer specializing in the intersection of climate change, human rights, corporate responsibility. She is currently advocating an increase in media volunteers in cooperation with the Climate and Energy Team of the Rain Forest Behavior Network and indigenous media of indigenous environmental networks. In the past, Ayşe cooperated with AJ + of Al Jazeera who is a general supporter and served as Media Alliance Fellow of the New Economic Reporting Program of 2017. The 2018 Conservation Mother Earth (PME) Conference will be held in the Nisqually Nation area near Olympia, Washington State. A 4 day outdoor meeting will be held at Franks Landing. Nisqually is known as the Selish people on the south coast. The meeting urged North American indigenous peoples to establish stories and actions in response to protection of indigenous rights, treaties, and protection of the Holy God of Mother Earth and Heavenly Father. Earth Day will come, on this day, we will respect the Mother Earth, we will host the Earth Conservation Council hosted by the Earth Environment Network from June 28 to July 1, Nisukari Indian Tribe and the Global Climate Behavior I will support. . This year's Conservation Earth Congress (PME) is the 17th PME jointly held by IEN since its founding in the early 1990s. During PME, we imagine what our road is, so we learn community members, tribal leaders, traditional knowledge managers, land guardians, seed breeders and artists from each other Gather. The conference on protection of the Mother Earth is a special planned and planned event for indigenous peoples. We encourage and welcome many of our partners, allies and supporters to join us, but this is an intentional gathering of indigenous leaders. In early July, two Alliance members from the Appalachian Mountains near Olympia in Western Australia to the Niskoly Territory participated in the Mother Earth Conservation Congress hosted by the Global Environment Network and the Earth-based Climate Initiative. The conference was hosted by LSqualli-Absch, Nisqually (river people, grass people), and participants from all over the world represented the forefront and grassroots leaders. Protecting Mother Earth 2018 calls for actions to preserve the rights and treaties of indigenous peoples and to establish stories and actions to protect Mother Earth and Heavenly Father. Teri Blanton and Joanne Hill, as a member of the forefront of environmental fraud, represent the Appalachian alliance as an ally and bring the experience of living near the summit and cleaning up coal. In 2010, Bolivia hosted the world conference on climate change and the Mother Earth Rights Conference. At a meeting in Cochabamba, Bolivia, CELDF assisted in drafting the "Declaration of the World's Mother Earth" in the proposed United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. "Declaration of Mother Earth's Rights" was submitted to the General Assembly for consideration. Over the past few years, CELDF has traveled in Nepal, India, Colombia and Australia to introduce natural rights and has helped people and civil society begin the natural rights movement. In Nepal, CE

"We can not allow our children to grow in this corrupt and tyranny regime and we must oppose it.The Dominican republican dictator Rafael Trujo and the terrible regime The situation of relationship with you.You need to refer to events and circumstances that have led the sisters to create the counter-revolutionary group The Butter. euptychiine butterfly (Euptychiina) contains various brown tropical butterflies from the new tropics. Just by two or more butterfly experts lifting their hands in the air, they are collectively called "Euptychia". For this reason, the classification of these small brown butterflies - frankly - "still confused" (reference). In order to stimulate the butterfly researcher Shiichi Nakahara, a researcher of the Floyd Natural History Museum, to motivate it, it is becoming difficult to clean up the confusion about the classification of Euputykin seeds. He organized international scientists and moved to South America to collect research specimens. Butterfly enthusiast Adrian Hoskins listed 17,657 butterflies in the 2007 World Butterfly census. In Nigeria there are 1,828 identified butterfly species registered in the 2009 African Butterfly database species list, developed in collaboration with the African Butterfly Institute in Kenya. There are more Cameroon species on the list than Nigeria, 2,173 species. However, this number is less than half of the 5,500 butterflies listed in the five tropical Andean countries of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. This week I am reading a special butterfly, European Peacock or Peacock Butterfly, Eurasian species of European origin called Aglais (Inachis) io. This cute butterfly is fairly common, and its range is expanding north due to climate warming. For these reasons, the early gardener sometimes runs around these hibernating butterflies, and many people will find a surprising discovery: the butterfly makes me shudder? Second, when peacock butterflies are disturbed, they will suddenly open their wings to reveal dramatic eyes. For obvious reasons this is often referred to as "stunning display" and the study showed that the butterfly's feather's eyes are very effective at threatening potential predators.

Colombia is currently one of the most affected countries in the world by landmines. So do not cross the country easily without consulting local people. Of the 32 states in Colombia, 31 provinces were discovered and daily guerrillas, paramilitary organizations and drug traffickers planted new landmines. Due to agreement with the government in 2005, disarmament of some paramilitary regimes was done. However, paramilitary organizations are still actively working in the pharmaceutical industry and are forcing rackets and political power. It is not unique to tourists, but in more dangerous areas there is the possibility of encountering illegal rural barriers. Colombia was one of the three countries that emerged after the collapse of the Grand Columbia in 1830. San Francisco de Paula Santander became the national president. Since Colombian independence, the name of Colombia changed many times, followed by Granada Republic, then the Granada Commonwealth, then the Colombian Republic, and then the Republic of Colombia. The history of Colombia is full of fierce conflict between Conservative Party and Liberal Party. The most prominent of these conflicts was the civil war that occurred between 1899 and 1903 and was known as the "thousand day war". The war killed about 100,000 people. Colombia also lost some of the northern territory in the conflict and eventually became Panama. Tension was intensified and the conflict lasted until 1958. From 1948 to 1957, Colombia experienced the most serious political dispute. The main epicenter of the current crisis is Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina, and the Andean countries. Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru. Colombia has caused serious crises for decades. The political war between the two major political parties, the Liberal Party and the Conservative Party released the civil war in the late 1950s, which meant peace between the two, but never never introduced the country as a country Is the main background of armed conflict in rural areas. The country started living in a relationship of schizophrenia between the institutionalized political regime with a 70% abstention rate and the countryside.

When I was young, I had to go from an English speaking classroom to a house speaking Spanish. From 8:00 am, my professor received English instruction at school. I talked with my mother, father and brothers and sisters in Spanish after 3 p.m. I became able to speak Spanish at the summer vacation, and then I regained Mexican accent which disappeared during the school year. My experience of learning English is different from that I used to speak Spanish in the United States before. Foreign language teachers in Spanish are specialized in literature research and bilingual poetry / memoirs. These are from America and speak Spanish only. She reported about Santiago and filtered Spanish phrases about the poetry of Thanhha Lai, Alabama Newberry champion. The concept of live broadcast made it possible for the information literacy leader of the sixth year to support his class-producing book / movie review and product reviews by ELA DNN team members so they are part of the new DNN segment have become. Their work can be included in 3, 2, 1. . . Action DNN e-books and printed publications. The teachings of these carryover classroom literacy focus on intercultural interpretation and expand cultural transformation. Spanish is a romantic language with about 470 million people. 410 of them will use it as the first language and the rest will refer it as the second language. Many people also speak Spanish as a foreign language. Andorra, Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Cayman Islands, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, USA, Venezuela Should the United States be regarded as a Spanish speaking country? English is most widely used, but the United States has no official language. Currently, in the United States, the number of Spanish speaking users is the second largest Spanish speaking country in the world (following Mexico), and it is expected that they will speak the largest Spanish by 2050 . Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York are used in the border areas of southern Spain.

Running along the way in the countryside of South America, miles of grasslands run for miles. You turn on the radio, you listen to country music or blues only. This is South culture and music. There are two kinds of music in the south, white country music and black blues. For southern isolation and conservatism, the south has its own country music of the country. First, let's see how blues and sorrow become popular music. Music and dancing are intertwined among South American Indians, and music is at the heart of the local healing exercise in South America. While each community has its own favorite voice, many South American Indians use special techniques to change or hide the natural sound. Repetition is an important design element in Indian music in South America and includes repetition of a small pattern of melody phrases and its entire iteration. Indian music in South America is divided into four major regions: Andean Highlands, Tropical Forest, Southern Corn and Caribbean Sea. The special circumstances of Latin and South American music include the Andes music and other local music styles (Caribbean, Pampan, Serbia etc.), Iberian music (Spain, Portugal), and in general African tribal music I point it. North and South America and Central America. Andean music comes from the common areas where the Quechuans, Aymaras, and other ethnic groups live. Most of them are in the Inca Empire before the dating of Europe. Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Chile, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela fork music. In Latin America, the Andes music is welcomed to varying degrees, and its central public is in rural areas and indigenous peoples. The 1970's Nueva-Cincion movement revived this type in Latin America and brought it to an unknown place or a forgotten place.

There are no countries without violence, but it is particularly common in Latin America. The national organization says violence in Latin America "will kill more people than trends, plague, AIDS and other known epidemics" (Carol). Brazil and Colombia are two countries affected by gang violence and some of the largest and most violent and organized groups in the world seized both groups. In the living ethnic magazine of Donna Goldstein's living ethnic magazine in Brazil, the laughter, the power and epidemic of gang violence are evident. "The qualifications for these violent situations as NIAC are controversial and need to be discussed: the dispute that led to the degree of gang organization, the nature of the conflict, and the classification as armed casualties, Annyssa Bellal "The War Report" will pay particular attention to the situation of North Korea's development, violent affairs related to city gangs such as Brazil and Honduras, the Republic of Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sahel, G5 A support force including the new French Mali, Niger, Chad, Burkina Faso and Mauritania units known as the Sahel was founded at the end of 2017. Brazil is a passing country of cocaine and cocaine base from Peru, Bolivia, Colombia to the North American, European and Brazilian domestic markets. Brazil, in cooperation with neighboring countries, is trying to manage vast areas across the border of illegal drug shipping. Furthermore, domestic cities, especially Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, use cocaine and marijuana because a powerful and armed organizational narcotics trafficking group is involved in narcotics related weapons trafficking. By helping to improve the law enforcement capacity of Brazil, the United States will pass through Brazil, reduce transportation of illegal drugs to the United States, affect the shipment of illegal weapons in Brazil and money laundering.

Introduction Chile is a republic located in southwestern South America. Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, east, southern Peru, north to Peru, Bolivia, Argentina's Chile. Island islands extend to Cape Horn from Chiloe Island along the southern coast of Chile. These islands include Chonos archipelago, Wellington Island and Western Tierra del Fuego. Other islands belonging to Chile include the Juan Fernández archipelago, Easter Island and Salay Gómez. Last December, I will have to plan to visit Chile from November to March, so do not miss the chill in fact in the Southern Hemisphere!) Visit me a part of my family here To do. Shocking combination From Santiago to the mystery of the Atacama desert, better life Valperes: During the past 15 months I lived in Chile, I conducted a 14 day visit to explore all the extreme examples the state provides Planned to go Patagonia glacier suffering TIP: Do not forget to take tourist visa forms at the airport. Otherwise you will not be able to leave the country. In San Diego, at the La Piojera bar in the evening, we went to Mercado Central for lunch (in the center, it is a tourist but not both sides). I always recommend going to the desert and flying to Antofagasta. This flight is a bit cheap, but you need to rent a car and drive for four hours to Calama. Chile has 372 runways (62 pavement, 310 unpaved). Important airports in Chile are Chacalluta International Airport (Arica), Diego Arasena International Airport (Iquique), Andrés Sabella Gálvez International Airport (Antofagasta), Carriel Sur International Airport (Concepcion), El · Tepual International Airport (Puerto Montt) Presidente Carlos Ibáñezdell Campo International Airport will be included (Punta Arenas), LaAraucanía International Airport (Temuco), Matabergi International Airport (Easter Island), the world's most remote airport, and Commodo ArturoMerino Benítez International Airport (San Diego), traffic is in San Diego at 12,105,524 people Passenger was Latin America's largest airline holding company, headquartered in Chile's flag airlines LAN Airlines.

The Republic of Venezuela in Bolivia is a county in South America. It was one of the countries that appeared after the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 (Baguley and Winter 15). Hugo Chavez has served as the president since 1999. After approval of the new Constitution in 1999, he elected the President democratically in 1998. This is the highest legislation in the area (Baguley and Winter 12). Venezuela is divided into 23 states, the metropolitan area of ​​Caracas and the federal affiliated organization (Baguley and Winter 15). In 2016, Venezuela made small progress in its efforts to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. The government continues to raise funds and implement social programs to improve the status of some child labor and raise awareness about trafficking. However, the children of Venezuela are engaged in child labor including housework. Children are also involved in the worst forms of child labor, such as commercial sexual exploitation and occasionally human trafficking. The government has not yet published information on the list of dangerous occupations prohibited by children and the implementation of the child labor law. Furthermore, there is no information on the effectiveness of the government's coordinating body on child labor, and the government has not made sufficient efforts to protect children in key areas where child labor is prevailing. Child labor reform: At the beginning of the 20th century, the number of child laborers in the US peaked. With the increase in labor and reform movements and overall improvement of labor standards, child labor has begun to decline and the political power of workers and other social reformers has demanded laws regulating child labor. Alliance organizations and child labor reforms are often intertwined and intertwine with working ladies like the National Consumer Alliance and the Vocational Women's Association and the organization led by middle class consumers. These organizations established the National Consumers Union in 1899 and established the National Child Labor Council in 1904 with the common goal of challenging child labor through anti-perspiration campaigns and labeling programs.

"We can not allow our children to grow in this corrupt and tyranny regime and we must oppose it.The Dominican republican dictator Rafael Trujo and the terrible regime The situation of relationship with you.You need to refer to events and circumstances that have led the sisters to create the counter-revolutionary group The Butter. euptychiine butterfly (Euptychiina) contains various brown tropical butterflies from the new tropics. Just by two or more butterfly experts lifting their hands in the air, they are collectively called "Euptychia". For this reason, the classification of these small brown butterflies - frankly - "still confused" (reference). In order to stimulate the butterfly researcher Shiichi Nakahara, a researcher of the Floyd Natural History Museum, to motivate it, it is becoming difficult to clean up the confusion about the classification of Euputykin seeds. He organized international scientists and moved to South America to collect research specimens. Butterfly enthusiast Adrian Hoskins listed 17,657 butterflies in the 2007 World Butterfly census. In Nigeria there are 1,828 identified butterfly species registered in the 2009 African Butterfly database species list, developed in collaboration with the African Butterfly Institute in Kenya. There are more Cameroon species on the list than Nigeria, 2,173 species. However, this number is less than half of the 5,500 butterflies listed in the five tropical Andean countries of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. This week I am reading a special butterfly, European Peacock or Peacock Butterfly, Eurasian species of European origin called Aglais (Inachis) io. This cute butterfly is fairly common, and its range is expanding north due to climate warming. For these reasons, the early gardener sometimes runs around these hibernating butterflies, and many people will find a surprising discovery: the butterfly makes me shudder? Second, when peacock butterflies are disturbed, they will suddenly open their wings to reveal dramatic eyes. For obvious reasons this is often referred to as "stunning display" and the study showed that the butterfly's feather's eyes are very effective at threatening potential predators.

Please visit indigenous peoples and inuit families and community care programs, health services, care. Also support former students of boarding school in India Canberra indigenous medical staff is the first point of contact between indigenous peoples and mental health systems. They understand mental health related issues and the shortcomings of Australia's current mental health system. Studies have shown that mainstream mental health services are not sufficient to provide services to indigenous peoples. The evidence includes high rates of depression, suicide, substance abuse, anxiety, chronic hypertension, domestic violence (Brideson, 1998; Brown, 2001; Lake, 2000; O'Shea, 1997; Swan & Raphael, 1995). INTRODUCTION In this article, the author will explain the colonization of Australia and the deprivation of the influence on indigenous people society. It defines the difference between health, indigenous people and non-Earth health. It points out the benefits and criticisms of biomedical and sociological health models and will explain why it is important in health care is the cultural ability of intercultural theory. Rodney's case studies will be analyzed to distinguish ... Marisol de la Cadena believes that Latin America had turned from left neogenism to leftist in the past few years. Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia. Despite sharing the assumptions of modernism and rationalism with liberalism, the left-wing contemporary politics adapts to these movements in terms of capitalist exploitation, environmental protection, cultural autonomy, and agricultural land reform You can do.

Mr. Las Casas discussed in the briefing the adverse effects of Europeans reaching the West Indies. He explained the way indigenous people explained previously. He explained the "humble, patient, and peaceful" people who saw in their lives. People want to know that if they know true God they will be the most fortunate people in the world. His explanation about indigenous peoples is entirely against the previous explanation of indigenous people 's barbaric, cultivated, inhumane. Aztec people: When Inca Spaniards arrived in the New World, they discovered different Indian civilizations with many similarities and differences. In Mexico, the Spaniard found a very stable empire called Aztecs; the Aztec empire dominated the area ranging from the eastern part of the Mexican valley in Central Mexico to the Gulf of Mexico and south to Guatemala. Aztecs built a wonderful city, forming complex social, political and religious structures. - Incas are tribes living in the southeastern coast of South America and are now also known as Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Northern Chile and Andean. The Incas also settled in Ingpilca. Inca Capitol, Cusco, was founded in 1200. The Inca Empire became America's largest empire. The Incas were built for war and conquest. When they conquered many areas, their population has increased to over 9 million people. The Inca tribe is unique On the surface, the Spaniard discovered a foreign empire very similar to them. The Inca has built an advanced and politically mature civilization based on successful agriculture. They mercilessly conquered their neighbors in South America, and by 1532 dominated the vast territory, the length and width of the Andean. The Spanish equestrian competition based on the principle of breeding cows is known in Europe with its mobility and spontaneity, that is, the skills that Pizarro conquerors learned as young people. Horses can be prosecuted and cavalry can be killed with brutal efficiency. Diamonds recognize that the psychological impact of these alien cavalry must be great for those who have never seen a human being on an animal like an Incan person.

For thousands of years, humans have used camels and alpacas for transportation and wool production. These two species are mainly distributed in Peru and Bolivia and belong to the camelid family. Alpaca and llama are two of the four types of cellulose - the other two llama and camels are their wild cousins. Interestingly, all four species can mate and produce fertile offspring. It is confusing often, but important points differ between Alpaca and Lama. The biggest physical difference between Alpaca and Lama is size, hair, and face. In addition, their personality is different and affects how people use them over the years. The most important difference between the two animals is their size. Alpaca is small, shoulder height is about 90 cm (35 inches), weight is 55 to 65 kg (121 to 143 pounds). The camel is the largest emulsion on the shoulder, about 120 cm (47 in) and about 113 kg (250 lb). So Lama is much bigger than their cousin. Their face is different: Alpaca has a short, short, blunt face, but the camel has a long face and a banana-sized ear. Another big difference is hair. Alpaca has fluffy hair for wool production. Hair color varies from white and pale yellow to brown and black. Lama's hair is rough and its wool is considered to be inferior, but llama breeders are working hard to produce a more beautiful and softer hair llama variety. Because they can carry much weight, humans usually use llama as packaging animals. On average, each camel can withstand a load of 45 to 60 kilograms (99 to 132 pounds) per day and up to 30 kilometers (18.6 mils) per day. However, as llama is overloaded or abused, it gets reputed because it spits out, kicks, lies down and refuses to move. But usually they are gentle creatures. Alpaca, on the other hand, is more timid and likes to stay with herds. Camels can be used as protective animals for animals such as alpacas and sheep. Alpaca is often confused with camels. It is closely related, but Rama and Alpaca are different animals. First of all, llama is much bigger than alpaca, about 100 to 200 pounds of alpaca, about twice as heavy as alpaca, average weight is about 250 to 450 pounds. Camels are mainly used for packing or protecting flocks and alpacas, and alpacas are mainly used for soft and luxurious wool. All members of the camel family use exhalation as a means of negative communication. As they possess the ownership of the food they may suffer from other alpaca spitting that they believe they are violating their "food". In addition, they often vomit each other during a fight among herds (usually involving two or more men) For thousands of years, humans have used camels and alpacas for transportation and wool production. These two species are mainly distributed in Peru and Bolivia and belong to the camelid family. Alpaca and llama are two of the four types of cellulose - the other two llama and camels are their wild cousins. Interestingly, all four species can mate and produce fertile offspring. It is confusing often, but important points differ between Alpaca and Lama. The biggest physical difference between Alpaca and Lama is size, hair, and face. In addition, their personality is different and affects how people use them over the years. The difference between Lama and Alpaca is the size of the llama, the length of the head, the degree of curvature of the ear. Alpaca fiber is usually more expensive, but it is not always more valuable. Alpaca tends to have a more consistent color throughout the body. The most obvious visual difference between camels and camels is that camels have humps or humps and do not camels. Camels are not ruminants, false ruminants or improved ruminants. They have a complex stomach with several compartments that allow them to eat low quality, high fiber foods. In the stomach compartment, ferment the hard food, then reflow and chew again. Ruminant animals have four compartments (cattle, sheep, goats), but Rama has only three stomach compartments: rumen

Food and Drink> Alcohol> Alcohol Consumption> All Beverages: Average number of liters of pure alcohol consumed annually by people over the age of 14 with legally and illegally manufactured alcohol. Tourism expenditure is not included in countries where annual tourists are more than the resident population. Food and beverage> Alcohol> Alcohol consumption> Homemade and illegal drinks: Average number of pure alcohol consumed by people over the age of 14 years in the form of "unrecorded alcohol". Tourism expenditure is not included in countries where annual tourists are more than the resident population. "Unrecorded alcohol" is not subject to taxation, it is not under government control. It includes self-made (legal or illegal), smuggling, or alcohol obtained through cross-border shopping. Collect data according to investigation and expert judgment Happy Planet Index: The calculation of Happy Planet Index (HPI) comes from three aspects: happiness, life expectancy, and ecological footprint. The higher the value, the more the population will be happy. Smoking> Annual tobacco per adult: This list compares the average consumption of annual cigarettes per adult in the world. In addition to Greece, ten European countries are ranked first in eastern continent. Consumption of tobacco is also high in advanced Asian countries such as China, Korea, Japan, Africa is a country with low consumption. Food and beverage> Alcohol> Alcoholic beverages> Spirits: Average number of pure alcohol consumed by people over the age of 14 years (excluding illegally produced liquor) Food and beverage> Alcohol> Alcohol consumption> Other alcoholic beverages: Average number of pure alcohol consumed by people over the age of 14 from beverages other than wine, beer, alcohol Food and Drink> Alcohol> Consumer Alcohol> Legal Information Sources: Average of pure alcohol consumed by the population over the age of 14, in the form of "Record Alcohol" annually. Tourism expenditure is not included in countries where annual tourists are more than the resident population. "Recorded alcohol" is taxed under government control. It does not include self-made (legal or illegal), smuggling, or alcohol acquired through cross-border shopping. "Culture: Ecuador v. America", NationMaster. From http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/Ecuador/United-States/Culture In the mid-1980s, Ecuador adopted the drug-prohibited policy proposed by the US under the guidance of President Leonares-Codro. In cooperation with the United States, Ecuador acquired a US tariff exemption. In February 1990, the United States held the Cartagena Drug Summit in hopes of continuing the progress of drug warfare. The four countries of the Andean region, Peru, Colombia and Bolivia were invited to participate, Ecuador was obviously absent. Two of the three countries, Colombia and Bolivia, participated in the Andean Trade Preference Act in 1992, later known as the Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Abatement Act. Ecuador and Peru will eventually participate in ATPA in 1993. This bill unifies the region in order to revitalize the economy through narcotic warfare and exemption from tariffs. America is a higher education institution in Ecuador. In recent years, the two countries have witnessed interactive academic exchanges that are evolving strongly. Ecuador is one of the top five destinations of American Latin American students and the number of American students in 2014-15 academic year is 3,699. At the same time, about 3,000 Ecuadorians studied in the United States. To support Ecuador's Higher Education Agenda and President Obama 's "US 100,000 Strong" program, the US Government provides educational advice to Ecuadorian students, promotes collaboration with Ecuador and American universities, and the Ecuadorian We provide technical support for university management to staff. In addition to the many Americans working in Ecuador, there are also tourists from the United States as th

The social and economic change of the Chinese Communist Party in 1949 When Mao Zedong crown power in China in 1949, he said. Many reforms in China for many years and then will still work for these things. Starting with the "Marriage Law", Mao Zedong will begin a series of reforms aimed at alleviating and changing citizens. Mao Zedong ruled China in 1949, and the People's Republic of China declared as a communist country in the People's Republic of China. Since 1949, economic reform has been implemented for many years, but China has always maintained communism. China is called "Red China" because the Communist Party dominates the country. With the revolution in 1959, Fidel Castro and his colleagues took over the Cuban government. By 1961 Cuba has become a communist country completely and has established a close relationship with the Soviet Union. At the same time, the US prohibits all trade with Cuba. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Cuba was forced to find a source of new trade and financial subsidies, including China, Bolivia and Venezuela. When the Communists occupied China in 1949, the country was in social, economic and military crisis. What is needed are excellent economic policies that will raise the current situation to a stable level, and policies to prepare for the future. The economy of the country is usually measured by statistics, which is reflected in people's lifestyle. In retrospect, the first seven years of Chinese Communist Party rule was very successful. Regarding quality, more than half of deaths have been achieved by implementing health measures, so the living environment has also improved. Finally, a new country was established and started activities in a smooth and balanced way.