Rigoberta Menchu ​​Dear Sir: Recently, I read your autobiography, Rigoberta Menchu. In your book, you are talking about your family, a very poor quiche Indian family. A small section of land owned by this family is not enough to feed everyone. The farm life is very difficult. People live in crowded huts without clean water or toilets. Indigenous Indians of Guatemala has no nationality. Rigoberta Menchu ​​Tum was a guatemalan indigenous rights activist and received the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize. She became famous in 1982. At that time she was the subject of autobiography like a ghost. "I, Rigoberta Menchu". At that time, she was an activist living in France. This book enhanced her international reputation, but later it was alleged that most of it was exaggerated, inaccurate, or even made. She constantly keeps its name recognition and continues to work for worldwide right of the world. It is this country that Rigoberta Menchu ​​was born on January 9, 1959. As a recipient of the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize, Rigo Belta promises to devote her life to the plight of indigenous peoples of the rest of the world during and after the 36-year civil war in Guatemala. It was through her testimony "I, Rigoberta Menchu" (Rigoberta, n.d.) That the world learned about the atrocities committed by indigenous peoples of Guatemala. Due to the nature of the confrontation, Rigoberta Menchu ​​is not only a cultural textbook but also a political textbook. On 31 January 1982, in Paris, Menchu ​​provided her testimony to provide assistance and assistance to the oppressed people of Guatemala. In response to her testimony, the power of the voice of Menchu ​​is obvious. Her voice condemned the unfair civil war and declared that cultural rights existed in a larger world society. As a violent past survival, Menchu ​​is currently looking into the future. She reminds me of the world of better faith in progress, and ultimately better living for a better future.

Rigoberta Menchu ​​is an Indian born woman born in Guatemala who has won the Nobel Peace Prize in political contact with his country and people. Her personal testimony, "I, Rigoberta Menchu", shows how she was awarded the Nobel prize today. After her father's footsteps, the mobilization activities of Rigo Belta inside and outside of Guatemala led to negotiations between the guerrillas and the government and reduced the military power of Guatemala. Rigoberta Menchu ​​Tum was a guatemalan indigenous rights activist and received the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize. She became famous in 1982. At that time she was the subject of autobiography like a ghost. "I, Rigoberta Menchu". At that time, she was an activist living in France. This book enhanced her international reputation, but later it was alleged that most of it was exaggerated, inaccurate, or even made. She constantly keeps its name recognition and continues to work for worldwide right of the world. It is this country that Rigoberta Menchu ​​was born on January 9, 1959. As a recipient of the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize, Rigo Belta promises to devote her life to the plight of indigenous peoples of the rest of the world during and after the 36-year civil war in Guatemala. It was through her testimony "I, Rigoberta Menchu" (Rigoberta, n.d.) That the world learned about the atrocities committed by indigenous peoples of Guatemala. Due to the nature of the confrontation, Rigoberta Menchu ​​is not only a cultural textbook but also a political textbook. On 31 January 1982, in Paris, Menchu ​​provided her testimony to provide assistance and assistance to the oppressed people of Guatemala. In response to her testimony, the power of the voice of Menchu ​​is obvious. Her voice condemned the unfair civil war and declared that cultural rights existed in a larger world society. As a violent past survival, Menchu ​​is currently looking into the future. She reminds me of the world of better faith in progress, and ultimately better living for a better future.

An Indian woman living in Guatemala in Guatemala is a country of eternal fountain, the hometown of Maya blessed with culture and history. It is also a country of illiterate farm worker, Rigoberta Menchu, where the voices of repressed people are voiced everywhere. Guatemala is also the tragic region of the oldest civil war in Latin America. "For over 30 years left-wing guerrillas have fought against a series of right-wing governments of Guatemala, which brought about 140,000 deaths throughout the country, including 11 million." Menchú tells this horrible story to Guatemala's Indian lady RigobertaMenchú. It consists of a series of memories by Spanish anthropologist Elisabeth Burgos-Debray. Menchú did not look at violence, but turned her attention to the political and social work of her people, so she won a prize. She became an active member of the Campesino Unity Committee and helped to create revolutionary Christians. Menchu ​​understands "the real meaning of the revolution with the word" transformation ". If you choose armed struggle, you are now in the mountains. " Menchú's actions and speech are considered controversial. Conservatives condemned her as being related to the communist group and the story of her life in I: Rigoberta Menchú in Guatemala was interrogated by journalist David Stoll in 1998. In his own book, Rigoberta Menchú and all the poor Guatemalan stories, Stoll believes that Menchú distorted the important facts of her autobiography. However, Menchú is a positive spokesperson for those who are still not representative. In 2000, she staffed several officials of the former military regime of Guatemala in the Spanish court on genocide (genocide), torture and state terrorism against about 200,000 people murdered in the 1980s in the country Appealed. Menchú is also a strong opposition of multinational companies in globalization and world economy. • Guatemala is the world's largest cardamom producing country, almost twice the size of the next largest producer (India). Cardamom is a commonly used ingredient in Indian cuisine, but it is not widely used today in Guatemala. For other countries of the world it is not uncommon to find in special drinks such as hot wine, egg nogs, arabica. • Visit Starbucks (or other gourmet coffee shop) and discover that Guatemala's coffee is widely recognized as one of the best coffees in the world. Coffee exports are actually the largest domestic economic engine in the country. It is cultivated primarily in the central highlands of the country, and beans around Antigua are the most precious. From luxury clothing to small cooperatives, you can visit the area's coffee.

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Little Women is a musical based on a novel by American writer Louisa May Alcott. This novel tells the lives of four sisters in April - Meg, Joe, Beth and Amy, based on the writer himself and their sister's childhood experience. Musicals were overseen by Menchu ​​Lauchengco-Yulo who served as Filipino's theater actor for more than 15 years and was produced by a Filipino theater company. Lauchengco-Yulo expresses this play as "a beautiful story based on one of the most heart-warming stories in history". "Many people believe that males and females are fundamentally different because of their different reproductive functions, the role of women's reproductive function can affect beyond children, a characteristic of intelligence." 19, Samuels) This is a tragic but disappointing fact about the attitude of the American labor force. Every day, women face inequality and discrimination in the workplace. Technological progress plays a role in female reproductive rights in the United States. Reproductive technology includes contemporary and systematic use of human reproductive technology, including the promotion of reproductive techniques such as in vitro fertilization, contraception, abortion and so on. The principle of integrity and generality argues that personal happiness should be recognized when determining technical or therapeutic intervention (Harman 40; "Ethical Principles of Importance"). Application of breeding management in women's health has many ethical problems. Women can strengthen women's health if they have the opportunity to make their own reproductive choices regarding sex, contraception, abortion, and reproductive technology. The main problem that causes a moral dilemma after the development of reproductive aid technology is the birth or reproductive rights, the process of in vitro fertilization itself - is it morally acceptable to interfere with the reproductive process? The moral status of the embryo, the third party participates in the reproductive process through the donation of genetic material, the practice of surrogacy, preservation of embryos, preservation of genes, genetic manipulation, induced abortion is the ethical It causes problems. Discussion about abortion usually focuses on whether it is legal or illegal.