Los subsidios en las finanzas públicas de países subdesarrollados

Colombia and Spain education system Education is the most important element of life, which shapes our country and how we react to certain actions. Schools provide infinitive guides to many kids and teens throughout many countries, such as getting teens ready for the real world and even further education by going to college. Colombia and Spain provide education, both in similar ways and in different ways for whoever wants to continue to further their education. Due to shortage in education faculties the Colombian government has adopted an “automatic promotion policy”, which provides help for students who don’t do well in classes. As long as students show up everyday for school, no one can be hold back because of the policy.

Analyzing the social structure of the residents will create an understanding of their social well-being and what efforts they are making to improve their lifestyles. These workers are nicknamed gancheros, which refers to the hooks, or “ganchos,” they use. The gancheros and their children live in slums called bañados, which occupy the swamps between Asuncion and the River Paraguay. About 1,000 gancheros live and work in the area of the landfill (Landfill Harmonic, 2011). Paraguay ranks number seven on the list of income inequalities of countries, where the average income is on average $5.50 a day.

The Oxford Dictionary defines discipline as “orderly and obedient behaviour”. It is a standard of respect for other members of your team and hierarchy (an organisation which ranks people according to the power they hold), which involves being able to follow rules and orders, and having self-control. All ranks are expected to show discipline; no matter if they are highly ranked or lowly ranked, as they all are expected to follow the same disciplinary code. However, higher ranked people are permitted to give out orders to the lower ranks, and providing they are reasonable orders, the lower ranks are expected to carry out these orders immediately.

This research will examine life in colonias via data in numerical from with percentages, statistics, I will quantify the problems in the justice system that prevent colonias from gaining access to basic living niceties by generating data that may be transformed in to usable statistics. I will gather an in-depth understanding of the underlying reasons why our government has ignored the serious consequences’ for public health and the effect on quality of life regarding colonias. Furthermore, I will gather opinions and motives to provide insights into the problems, and the assistances to improve colonia

BIEGO- Citizens and politicians are urging BEIGO to become green. It is also in the Beigo’s best interest to switch to gas given the fact that Venezuela is the only available source for low sulfur fuel oil, and in the long run producing power using gas is 20% less than fuel. Switching to gas would be more environmentally friendly and

The extreme economic differences between people belonging to the upper and lower classes are ridiculously extravagant. One can see the living conditions between the rich and the poor are extremely unbalanced. This trend is evident in comparing two representative districts in Lima. On one hand is Villa El Salvador, a shantytown located in the southside of Lima where dirty, misery, and hunger are part of the natural landscape on the streets. On the other hand Miraflores, a high-end residential district in Lima where people of white descent live comfortably and the settings are dramatically more favorable than in Villa El Salvador. One can see luxury cars, big houses, and domestic servants of indigenous features in Miraflores and contrast

Citizens live below the standards of economic and human development. I still remember walking and playing on unpaved streets and attending an educational establishment with no window, door, or even enough desks. Living in a small town with only one road to enter, which runs along the banks of a cliff. I was a small town girl, who grew up around devastating conditions.The vivid images feel like a movie screen divided into short scenes of poverty, violence, and lack of education that affects the population as a whole. There in Guatemala I thought about my present and my future as something inextricably tied to a rotten fate and decadent survival without opportunities for educational excellence. When I was 3 years my parents left and I was raised by my grandfathers and other family members. Even though water and food was always on our table the extreme levels of poverty were seen outside my house. Poverty rather than a situation became a way of life that arises as a result of the difficult access to resources to meet the basic needs of the population, such as food, housing, education, healthcare, and drinking

Los Angeles is a crowded city because of its big population while in Asuncion Mita it isn’t because it’s a small town. Although there is less people in Asuncion Mita, I will have to say that the poverty rate in Asuncion Mita is higher than the poverty rate in Los Angeles. As many people know that United States is the place to go to find and obtain opportunities. So many people migrate there to earn more money than the money they earn in their own country. Don’t get me wrong, of course there are opportunities in Asuncion Mita but to compare it with Los Angeles there is a big difference what people can achieve in L.A. than in Asuncion Mita. According to Mabry,” Most students who travel between the universes of poverty and affluence during breaks experience similar conditions, as well as the guilt, the helplessness and, sometimes, the embarrassment associated with them.” I mean I kind of agree with Mabry here because I feel the helplessness and the guilt. Like I want to help them but I can’t because I’m barely eighteen and I don’t have enough money to help them financially. But I also feel the guilt because I see how lucky I am to live a life different than the life they live. The only thing I would disagree with Mabry will be the embarrassment feeling because why would I be embarrassed by them if they can’t do many things to help

As an American girl, sometimes I think it’s dangerous to walk or drive by myself at night. However, after my first meeting with Johanna (who is my service-learning partner), I’ve learned living in America is a blessing and is safer than most countries. Although we should always be aware of our surroundings, we are not continually concerned about being robbed or killed. Johanna and I discussed Ecuador’s safety and security issues in comparison to the United States. From our discussion and through media, my first opinion on Ecuador’s is the economy is unstable, drug use is high and crime is rampant. I find it disturbing the media does not report on the safety and security issues in Ecuador as well as other countries. I explored the major contributions behind the crime and residential security in Ecuador; and began to wonder; are the policies of the government beneficial for the development of creating a secure environment for the citizens of Ecuador?

As many countries in Latin America, Ecuador was not the exception because of the poor prison conditions. Prisons are filled with prisoners who have to deal with the rudiment conditions. The Prisons weren’t created to hold such large of prisoners but Rafael Correa’s government is trying to solve this problem; facilities are built at a distant location. Being far away made almost impossible for families to

Esmeraldas is located in the northern coastal region of the country. It covers an area of 15, 237km2 and has a population of approximately 429,000 (Cooper, Chica, & Vaca, 2006). Economically, Esmeraldas is one of the poorest regions of Ecuador, for nearly 70% of the population is unemployed or underemployed and almost 60% have no access to basic services such as drinking water, sanitation, and electricity. Nonetheless, the Province is also home to approximately 80% of the Afro-Ecuadorian population (Cooper, Chica, & Vaca, 2006). Therefore, Esmeraldas is the center for Afro-Ecuadorian culture and discourse.

He back up his argument with proofs and researchers. For example, in his first point, he uses a research that confirms that an unorganized society or unstable, gives as a result, fewer achievements or none, he takes this result from a research of the achievement gap. He gives the fact that the students who come from poor families are most susceptible to not reach a good education. In addition, he emphasizes “Although the new law is called No Child Left Behind, many of these needs have been ignored, and consequently many children are being left behind”. (Noguera, 2). The needs of the poor children that he talks about are food, health care, housing, counseling, and other aspects. It is logical that what is missing in the house, it is going to be reflected in school in a negative aspect. He also states that there are some services in school that support the students with these needs, but it is not enough help for all the students, he resolved this by suggesting partnerships with the community or “social service agencies” (Noguera, 2). He really knows how each struggle in education can be resolved, and it is not by basing the academic achievement on the reform based on failing a standardized test (Noguera, 1). Noguera does not let his feeling take control of the situation, a good option that makes him shows respect, although he totally disagrees with the next fact, in which he points out that schools usually are segregated, also have teachers with low training and the students with low expectation. He does not agree with the opinions that these schools received back, he refutes that these types of school need “Help, not humiliation” (Noguera, 2) These schools are ignoring, because of their low performance, and an instead of receiving any kind of support, only receiving a bad look. Noguera talks with authority, with makes his argument strong in the position that he holds. It is possible to note it with the words

In this analysis we will review a case titled “The Dilemma at the Public Service Department.” We will be discussing different issues, amongst them are: opinions on the honesty, malfeasance, misfeasance, nonfeasance, accountability, competence, and why these particular responsibilities are identified. We will also discuss certain trade-offs made by the commissioner’s loyalty to the department as well as the governor, and public interest. We will also be discussing three barriers when it comes to deciding how the governor will be approached, along with the basic elements that are recommended in strategic management planning.

Correspondence concerning this paper should be addressed to Youness Elhamidi, Department of Public Administration, American Public University System, 111 W. Congress Street, Charles Town, WV 25414. E-mail: yelhamidi@apus.edu.

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