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    Barrick Gold Case Study

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    Period. 8 The Barrick Gold Corporation is an example of an unethical company. This company is no for being the largest gold mining company on earth. There headquarters is in Toronto and Canada, they have jobs set up in Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, and the United States. This company has been voted to be in the top 12 unethical companies in the world. They got accused of creating mining operation space by torching families homes and towns. Also were accused for having no time to gather…

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    I enjoyed the interactive orals for chapters 2, 8, 9, and 10 which linked the idea of machismo to socialism. When An mentioned in her chapter 2 presentation that Esteban wanted to be machismo, his rejection of socialism became clear to me. Machismo is based in the idea that a man’s strength, power, and control make him worthy, but I didn’t understand how Esteban Trueba was machismo. Yet when I considered that wealth and property conveyed power and control, I finally saw what An was referring to…

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    Cenepa War Case Study

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    Latin American countries have experienced many interstate disputes since their fight for independence from Spain and Portugal. Since 1990, however, only one — the conflict between Peru and Ecuador — escalated into a full-blown war (Dominguez, 2003: 5). These two countries had a long-running conflict, with many events leading up to this final war, after which a successful arbitration occurred. In this paper, I will look at two explanations of war in the field of international relations — the…

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    Andes Mountains in South America. Their name means “little chincha” and they are named after the chincha people of the Andes. Historically, chinchillas lived in an area that included parts of Bolivia, Peru, Argentina, and Chile, but today colonies in the wild are known only in Chile. Chinchillas are also referred to as “chins.” pets. They are very inquisitive, and do not make objectionable noises. They also do not tolerate hot and high humidity as well. Chinchillas are very cute little…

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    earthquake that could be found was the 2010 Chilean earthquake. This earthquake had a slightly higher magnitude, with the magnitude of 8.8. This earthquake went for the duration of three minutes, considering these factors you would think that the chile earthquake had our higher death toll at least caused more damage. Interestingly this was not the case, both earthquakes were of similar destruction and the Haiti earthquake had a death toll 600 times larger than the earthquake in…

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    When World War II came to a close, the United States and the Soviet Union were left as two superpowers with such contrasting ideologies that they became a threat to each other. Gaddis claimed that the American politicians, having to face such a malevolent force, had to adopt Machiavellian tactics when necessary in order to maintain their safety. Although this claim remains valid to an extent due to the fact that some of the United States’ unscrupulous actions were employed to maintain their…

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    anything, as well as Uzbekistan. Colombia has begun to look into the citizen’s demands of prison reforms and have come to an agreement for improvements. Political leaders that have charges against them are being arrested for human rights violations ("Chile Arrests Ex-Pinochet Minister over Killings of Political Prisoners.") The greatest cause to this problem is the corrupt governments and the lack of basic human rights. If many of these countries with protests had clean governments a lot of the…

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    the earth 's surface such as oil, copper, gold, iron, by mining industries daily. Mining companies are located anywhere around the world but Latin America specifically has many resources that Mining industries want. The most popular places; Peru, Chile, Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina have the largest amounts of mines and exportation of resources, but even though these are the largest in south America, mines are found in small countries such as Ecuador, Bolivia, and Uruguay. Mining industries…

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    Politics and social justice are two ideologies which are closely linked as most of the time political behavior lead to social justice or injustice. Simply put social justice is the mere justification of the status quo in the society. Many times there have been demonstrations against some sort of intolerable status quo as a result of various barriers to economic, social and political development such as inequality, war, poverty etc. While social justice may be termed as political driven, many a…

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    Vera Cruz History

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    district was consolidated as one of the most important neighborhood of the epoch. Important people such as Doña Victoria Subercaseaux, cousin, and wife of the late Mayor of Santiago Benjamin vicuña Mackenna; Pedro Aguirre Cerda, President of Chile between 1938 and 1941, and the writer and liberal thinker d on José Victorino Lastarria . Intellectuals and artists recognized in our country, as the architect and painter Nemesio Antúnez, for example. They all gave a new meaning to this place…

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