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    The purpose of the both roundtable was to analysis the current situation of cuba, and analysis all the domestic issues in the country, and to analysis what cuba would be like in 2026. And understand the conflict between the United States and Cuba is a major factor. Cuba is very unique its economy is centered around culture and its history which leads to sugar trade being the base of the economy. It has been a push for diversity in the country of Cuba, however it has been very hard to bring…

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    even hope to claim such? I can attest, at least in part, to the definite call that God has for my life because of His Spirit, will, and personal experience. My life was changed by these three things when I came to Holmes. Long story short, I went to Honduras in September 2011 for my first mission trip. This changed my life and sealed the call of missions. I came back, got married a year later, and after many personal and spiritual struggles wound up on the northern side of Dixie at a Bible…

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    around the world right now. If you lived in Bangladesh, you might be forced to quit school and work in a sweatshop for $3.00 a month. In poor and developing countries like Bangladesh, China, Costa Rica, The Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Haití, Honduras, Indonesia, Nicaragua, and Vietnam, there are kids making your clothes right now. Yes, YOUR clothes. Although you may think that your clothes just come from machines in different countries,…

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    One of the many problems Enrique faces is his mother leaving Mexico and her children to live in America. The community of Honduras in very low maintenance, Enrique’s mother, Lourdes decides to leave the community and go live in America to make more money to send to her children when Enrique is only five years old. “Lourdes has decided; She will leave. She will got to the United…

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    4:00 A.M. when I excitedly woke up for Spanish class. I would be getting on three different planes with my family before I would arrive the next day at the Central American Spanish School in Utila, a Caribbean Island eighteen miles off the shores of Honduras. My mom chose the Spanish school…

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    Feed My Starving Children is the main nonprofit I chose to analysis because of my current internship/career with the organization. Feed My Starving Children was founded in 1987 by Richard Proudfit after his mission trip to Honduras in 1982 where he actually saw children in horrific nutritional conditions (FMSC, 2015). Richard was inspired to create an organization that would feed starving children around the world by casually reading a bible verse that said, “For I was hungry…

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    Mayas, the Incas, and the Aztecs. I will say a little about their geography, religion and achievements as well. The Mayas The Mayas are a Mesoamerican civilization; they lived in what today is known as southern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, parts of Honduras, and El Salvador for thousands of years beginning…

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    the reader. She then asks the reader, "What kind of desperation pushes children as young as seven to set out, alone, through such a hostile landscape with nothing but their wits?" (95). She answers this question by describing the abject poverty in Honduras that forces so many mothers to the United States, and then describes the hardships that mothers face to smuggle their kids, which leads children to take matters into their own tiny hands. Analuisa Espinoza, a Los Angeles Unified School…

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    them. After meeting them, he learns workers who make our clothes most of them make really less money (Timmerman, 2008). In this book he talks about Globalization, Consumerism, what struggles that workers faces to feed their family, and His trip to Honduras, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China and United States. For this trip he found the reason why does Textile industry and most of the other industries are typically in foreign, because labor is cheaper foreign than in the USA. I think the theme that…

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    The focus of this research paper will be to look at the reasons why individuals are living in poverty in Central America and what affects it has on those presently living there. Poverty has been a reoccurring issue within many Central American’s lives. Poverty can be described as having the lack of funding and resources to support a given population (CITE). Not only are many Central Americans living in poverty, many actually live below the world poverty line. For many of those who are living…

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