Introduction to the Chiapas Earthquake The Chiapas earthquake, which struck on September 8, 2017, is a significant event that resonates deeply within both geological and humanitarian contexts. With a magnitude of 8.1, it was one of the strongest earthquakes recorded in Mexico's history. Located off...
When diving into the world of Carlos Castaneda’s work, particularly “The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge,” we are greeted with a fascinating blend of anthropology, philosophy, and personal exploration. Castaneda’s journey begins as an earnest student pursuing knowledge about medicinal plants...
Introduction to Borges and His Masterpiece Jorge Luis Borges is a titan in the world of literature, often lauded for his intricate narratives that challenge our perception of reality, time, and identity. One of his most celebrated works is “The Garden of Forking Paths,” a...
When diving into the world of Latin American literature, one cannot overlook the profound impact of “The Death of Artemio Cruz” by Carlos Fuentes. This novel, published in 1962, offers readers a deep and intricate look into Mexican society through the lens of one man’s...
Introduction to the Story “The Bear Came Over the Mountain” is a beautifully crafted short story by Alice Munro that captures the complex emotions surrounding aging, love, and memory. Set against the backdrop of a retirement home, this narrative delves into the lives of its...
Introduction to the Enigmatic World of García Márquez Gabriel García Márquez, a towering figure in the world of literature, has an uncanny ability to weave tales that meld reality with the fantastical. His novel “Of Love and Other Demons” is no exception. Set against the...
Gabriel García Márquez, a master of magical realism and an influential figure in literature, offers readers a poignant glimpse into the human condition through his short story “No One Writes to the Colonel.” This narrative is not just about a colonel waiting for a letter;...
In Julia Alvarez’s novel “In the Time of the Butterflies,” we are introduced to a compelling narrative set against the backdrop of political unrest in the Dominican Republic during the 1950s. The opening chapter sets the tone for what is to come, establishing not just...
Introduction In the annals of criminal history, few names resonate as powerfully as that of Pablo Escobar. The mere mention of his name conjures images of violence, opulence, and a reign of terror that gripped Colombia and beyond. But who was Pablo Escobar, really? In...
Introduction Brazilian culture is like a colorful quilt, stitched together from a rich history, diverse influences, and lively traditions. Think about the energetic beats of samba or the delicious taste of feijoada. Brazil is a sensory experience like no other. In this essay, we’ll dive...
The issue of femicide, the intentional killing of women based on their gender, has emerged as a distressing crisis in Mexico, capturing the attention of global observers and human rights advocates. The prevalence of femicide in Mexico is deeply concerning, reflecting underlying systemic issues that...
Introduction Frederick Douglass was first taught how to read by his master’s wife, Mrs. Auld. She then taught Frederick the alphabet and small words before her husband forbade her from teaching Frederick. Frederick then realized that reading could be his path to freedom and decided...
Destructive Ways on How Political Corruption Affects Brazil Fogel depicts that “Political corruption in Brazil dates back to the time of Vargas and has since become a customary practice amongst state leaders”. The South American state has a population of over 200 million and as...
“Every election is determined by those who show up,” Canada is a country with nearly twenty-six million eligible electors according to Elections Canada, however, only sixty-eight percent of these citizens showed up to the polls on election day in twenty-fifteen. This number is an upgrade...
Peru is affected by archaeological discoveries of many civilizations, from the highlands to the coast. Two decades in the past, a National Geographic team located Juanita the Ice Maiden, an Inca princess sacrificed on Mount Ampato greater than 500 years ago. Only within the last...
Abstract This paper aims to chart the adoption of the principles and practices of mixed-use within Canada, from its origins to its current implementation. Drawing on some examples where mixed-use has been established as an instrument in planning policies, the paper aims to bring to...
Introduction Food security is having access to nutrition and affordable food and water. Peru has struggled with issues of chronic hunger and malnutrition for years. High rates of poverty, gender inequality, and lack of access to education have contributed to hunger-related issues throughout the country....
Peru is the third country with the largest export of avocado food products, generating approximately 250 million dollars a year. The purpose of the essay is the analysis of their relationship and the history between Peru and Mexico in matters of export-import in many sectors....
The largest country in South America and the fifth largest nation in the world. Brazil, is known for its hot, arid, and humid dense forests, including the Amazon, the world’s biggest jungle in the north. Not only that but the immense plateaus, and long coastal...