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    Cultural Issues In Peru

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    It is a country with different habitats from barren plains to high mountains and tropical Amazon rainforest with Amazon River flowing in the east. The Peruvian population projected in 2015 was 31.2 million. The main spoken language of Peru is Spanish. There is a combination of cultural traditions in Peru due to which there is great variety in cuisine, art, music and literature. Peru is a representative democratic republic; it is divided into a total of 25 regions. Boesten, J. (2010). The…

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    Cuisines In South America

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    only of cultural diversity but also of culinary diversity. One reason for this vast diversity is that each country in South America has been influenced by external cuisines and ingredients. Flavors and culinary influences from Africa, European Countries, Native Americans and even Asia have all had a hand in transforming South American cuisine into what it is today. Some of the world’s best dishes hail from South America, and their lasting legacy of flavors and ingredients have forever changed…

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    Machu Piccu Notice's Inca

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    Peru is home to some of the worlds most anticipated tourist attractions, ranging from Machu Picchu to Vinicunca, also known as 'Rainbow Mountain', to sections of the Amazon and many diverse ecosystems. The Inca Trail, Sacred Valley and colonial city of Cusco also contribute to the archaeological region of Macchu Piccu (Peru.travel 2017) creating one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. G Adventures' Inca Discovery and Intrepid's Inca Trail Express cover those locations…

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    One can safely say that the Hallyu wave of Korean pop culture, specifically K-pop and K-dramas have taken off throughout Latin America. Scholarship has recently conducted research on different aspects surrounding the landing of the Korean wave in Central and South America, and this paper will attempt to piece them together to create one cohesive narrative of the spread of Korean culture throughout the region. It will also somewhat focus on the countries of Peru and Brazil, where the effects of…

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    is stunning. Located between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Coast, visitors can find a mix of colonial Spanish buildings as well as ancient Incan archaeological sites. The beachfront offers stellar shopping and dining, and for authentic Peruvian cuisine, head to the Boulevard Gastronomic. Centro Historico has the most picturesque architecture, with the Palace and the Basilica de San Francisco located there. Santiago,…

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    To get a sense of the racial and ethnical backgrounds within the city of Madison, my group and I walked up and down South Park Street along Monona Bay. Originally from small-town Iowa, I was never exposed to racial diversity and expected little more from our neighboring Midwest state. We began our journey at the Meriter Hospital heading south towards the belt line. While walking, we observed our surroundings, took notes on peculiar sites, and interacted with a variety of different ethnic…

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    Spanish In Australia

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    Maintaining Spanish as a Heritage Language in Australia Stephanie Natolo, Griffith University, Australia Abstract: Heritage language maintenance in Australia faces great challenges. In Australia, English is the dominant official language de facto, whilst Spanish is a community language. Spanish is primarily learnt and used in the home with parents and other family members, however, English holds power via hegemonic means, and is used in a multiplicity of domains. This paper presents an…

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