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    around thirty years due to his terms not being continual, and ends with the current president, Rafael Correa, who is now in his third term. It was not until the early 1990’s, after a military coup that lasted from 1972 to 1992 ended, that the country attempted to once again set up a democratic system. However, the new democracy failed for many years to have a stable presidential leader. In 2006 Correa was elected after thirteen years of several

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    Oil or Diversity The battle over protecting the environment is nothing new to the world. The Yasuni National park in Ecuador is just one of the many battlegrounds that has emerged in the last decade that puts economics, politics and environment on center stage. At the heart of this battle is the rights of the Ecuadorian indigenous people to continue to live in their traditional fashion by caring for the land in a sustainable way while providing for their tribe, while considering the sustainability

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    We go to know on the ecuadorian oil situation, his commercialisation to national and international level, analyse the diverse systems of exploitation that at present are treated of unsuitable form and with big deficiencies in the state field Know on the functions that operate at present in Petroecuador, and his result in the Ecuadorian economy. Know those who find mayormente benefited with the resource of the oil in the Ecuador, and as they find structured said advantages as they were the one of

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    años. Llegue en el principio del enero en un año de las elecciones, y por eso escuchaba mucha de la sistema, y un elector Rafael Correa. Formé mis opiniones y crecimientos basados en los opiniones de mi primera familia ecuatoriana, pero más tarde, investigué a aprender más sobre Correa. talk about what you discovered? Hubo muchas opiniones sobre el líder político, Rafael Correa que eran descutieron. Es importante a entender un poco de la historia reciente de Ecuador para discutir la presidencia

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    Gender Roles In Ecuador

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    Ecuadorian children become very excited to receive another opportunity to learn and support their peers. Children in Ecuador have more freedom than those that I have grown up to know. For example, they have permission to leave school grounds whenever and they may choose to not come back. Occasionally, teachers will send children home or out from school grounds to find an object or to bring their parent or sibling back with them (“Being a Kid in Ecuador”). Though parents are fully capable, they usually

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    In 1492, Christopher Columbus founded an island in the western Atlantic Ocean and he named it Hispaniola. Hispaniola was inhabited by the Arawaks, and they were the ones responsible for later giving Haiti its name. Haiti soon became one of France’s most prosperous colonies in the America’s, and it also became one of the world’s leading chief coffee and sugar producers. Around the 18th century settlement began to expand here, and Haiti was settled by Creoles, slaves, Frenchmen, and freed blacks

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    The Real Heroine Do you always stand up for what you believe in? Minerva and all of the Mirabal sisters stand up for what they believe in is right, but Minerva stands up for what she believes in throughout all of her life, not just a specific time. Minerva is the biggest heroine out of all of the Mirabal sisters. Minerva wants to go to law school, therefore she asks Trujillo for his permission to go to law school. Minerva starts liking a young man, mostly because he stands up for what he believes

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    How do the Mirabal sisters compare to colonial patriots? Both fought for freedom. Both risked their lives to gain their freedom. And even though all of the Mirabal sisters were involved, I believe that Minerva was the most courageous. She fought for her personal freedom, she fought for the rights of women, and she even brought her own family into the rebellion to assist her in fighting against tyranny.. Through this essay I will explain my overall opinion and show that Minerva was the bravest and

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    Junot Diaz’s The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, set in the late 1900’s, tells a story of Oscar Wao, an overweight Dominican “ghetto nerd”, his mother and rebellious sister who live together in Paterson, New Jersey. Throughout the novel Diaz incorporates many different stories about each character that show acts of resistance. One of the most prominent stories of resistance in the novel is through Oscar’s mom; Beli, who is prompted by great tragedy, known as the Trujillo curse, to love atomically

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    To keep that GDP growing the country has to keep addressing the ongoing environmental issues, which include water shortages, soil erosion and deforestation. The soil erosion has been caused by an excessive use of pesticides and fertilizers. Deforestation has been a detrimental issue because of the large amounts of agricultural and land clearing, and not to mention the over use of wood products for fuel purposes, without replanting new growth. Another leading cause of deforestation is forest fires

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