Upside Down by Eduardo Galeano

Eduardo Galeno's novel "reversal" explains injustice and inequity in several sectors of the world society. The difference between settlers and settlers written by Galeano is constantly expanding, and the gap between rich and poor is expanding. The author will question the central idea of ​​the West and Europe, why on average the living standards of the northern hemisphere countries are higher than the standard of living in the Southern Hemisphere? At first, as a reader, I think that writers are dissatisfied about the unfairness of the world, but due to the social opium system such as capitalism and misunderstanding of choice, this is restricted by this so-called democratic system.

Uruguay's journalist and novelist Eduardo Galliano died at the age of 74 after the fight against cancer. Galeiano is a prolific writer, but his most famous work may be the Latin American open vein of 1971: the continent of the 5th century exploring the history of Europe and the United States and the continued looting of Latin America. This book was banned under the military dictatorship of several countries in Latin America and Galleiano was expelled in 1973 after the military government took over the administration in Uruguay. Galiano also wrote poetry, novels and news during his long career. His work often combines mythology, journalism, history and literature. He passed away in Montevideo, Uruguay, where he was born.

Since Europe 's discovery first discovered it, Latin America has been supplying raw materials and labor to Europe and the rest of the world. Eduardo Galeano wrote about the exploitation of Native Americans in Latin America at the 1973 book "Open vein in Latin America: Continental plunder for 5 centuries". Galeiano takes a historical approach to study colonial and post colonial interactions between Europeans and Latino Americans. Hegemony] - The appetite of many countries trying to join the EU can be explained in the way it is being considered. As a nearly hegemonic presence with an attractive outlook for the open domestic market, financial aid and security will highly crave the EU member countries. EU is not a dynamic actor, but unity is a permanent goal, not too far from being hegemonic. Strong market and international