President of Argentina

Throughout much of the second World War, Argentina and Germany maintained a fairly civil relationship despite numerous bouts of tension. This amicable relationship was likely due to the vast amount of German immigrants present in Argentina; however, after increased pressure from the United States and the country’s concern regarding the rising popularity of pro-nazism primarily amongst its German residents, Argentina broke its ties with Germany and pledged its loyalty to the Allies. Argentinian…

Practitioners (Literacy) Jan 2012 - Feb 2012 Level 2 Certificate - Supporting Adults and Young people in Essential Skills March 2011 - Nov 2011 Post-graduate course in ELT - National Technological University UTN Buenos Aires - Argentina (incomplete) March 1997 - Dec 2001 Teacher Training College: Qualified Teacher of English - National Degree equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree. This four-year course has more than 3000 input hours and observed teaching practice…

potential subversive. As time went on, accusations of human rights violations began to pile up and the government quickly began to act as if they were in favor of human rights regulations. They tried to promote the welfare of the indigenous people of Argentina to fool the United Nations. At this point in the war, the military was battling a fake enemy, one created by them to deceive the rest of the world. After years of strife and unrest, the economy was again in terrible shape by the 80s. To…

In Song of the Hummingbird, the book describes the story of an indigenous woman named Huitzitzilin who explains her story to a Spanish monk. The Spanish monk finds her story to be fascinating because it is not what he was taught back in Spain. He sympathizes with her and begins to see the conquest through her perspective. She details the events that her people endured at the hands of Cortes and his Spanish conquerors. The text is organized by chapters as Huitzitzilin reiterates her story to…

The Inca Empire adorns the entitlement of the largest empire in pre-Columbian America, and was highly prosperous through the fourteenth and fifteenth century AD in ancient Peru. The vast empire skilfully expanded in adverse terrain absent of fundamental methods including currency, iron working and writing systems. Extension across western South America from Quito in the north to Santiago in the south was centered by the city Cuzco in the Peruvian Andes, and at its peak, the Incas consisted of…

Argentina used to be known as the seventh richest country in the world back in the beginning of the twentieth century. Currently, the average income in that country has changed quite significantly, and the citizens of approximately 43,024,374 million are under the poverty line. Unemployment is also a main social factor, and it has impacted many workers in certain industries. In the main cities of Argentina, the tourists are mainly considered to be business travelers. The hotels that range…

The history of Latin American, in particular the country of Argentina, can best be described as unstable. The effects of this instability can be plainly noted throughout the history of the country’s development; frequent shifts in political power, economic crashes, and contending social conflicts all occurred periodically. The volatile state of the country can be attributed to its foundation. As a colony of the Spanish, Argentina was divided between regions via specialized economic and…

Would you like to travel to a far away Oasis surrounded by a vast body of water near Argentina. If the answer is yes, then we have the right destination for you. The name of this lush country is Uruguay, receiving its name from the Uruguay River, which is thought to mean ¨the river of painted birds¨ in the Guarani language. In Uruguay the temperatures usually ranges from 70 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer and 50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter. The capital of Uruguay is…

Women organized a group, Madres de Plaza de Mayo, and marched every Thursday afternoon at half past three, for 30 years, on the Plaza de Mayo, a major square in Buenos Aires. Many of the Disappeared women were pregnant when they were taken; babies who were born in captivity were often adopted by families of the junta. The grandmothers searched for this next generation many of lost children. Based on the book ‘’to date, they've located more than 80 grandchildren’’. The Madres de Plaza de Mayo…

The Inhumane Treatment of Building American through the Eyes of the Natives. The Native American was concord by the Spaniard in 1492 which was guide by Christopher Columbus. His voyages began going to Asia but ended up in the Mexico. The Spanish accidently discover the Aztec Empire. Once the Spaniard came to the realization that the technology and architect was more unconventional than anything they ever expected. Cortez order the conquistador to use forces and weapons against the…