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Comment on Ensayo de una tarde de otoño… by ZIMRI

ZIMRI — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 02:48:14 +0000

PERFECT PHOTO.!! AMAZING .!

Comment on How lack or poor infrastructure shapes inequality and poverty in supernations. A lesson from India by Poverty, thy Name is India: Sid Harth | Global Village: Sid Harth

Poverty, thy Name is India: Sid Harth | Global Village: Sid Harth — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 11:08:46 +0000

[...] ^ Luis Flores Ballesteros. “How lack or poor infrastructure shapes inequality and poverty in supernations. A lesson from India” 54 Pesos Sep. 2010:54 Pesos 28 Sep 2010. <http://54pesos.org/2010/09/28/how-lack-or-poor-infrastructure-shapes-inequality-and-poverty-in-super…> [...]

Comment on [The paradox of development] Mining and human rights in Chiapas by The Tragedy of the Chiapas Human Rights Case | Top Secret Writers

The Tragedy of the Chiapas Human Rights Case | Top Secret Writers — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 14:01:29 +0000

[...] Furthermore, Blackfire claimed, the mine would provide employment and social welfare programs to area natives. Blackfire also promised to improve infrastructure with roads, electricity, schools, sewage and clinics, according to a report by the organization 54Pesos. [...]

Comment on What determines a disaster? by Natural disaster and Geological disasters | survivalshelters

Natural disaster and Geological disasters | survivalshelters — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 16:35:36 +0000

[...] ^ Luis Flores Ballesteros. “What determines a disaster?” 54 Pesos Sep 2008:54 Pesos 11 Sep 2008. <http://54pesos.org/2008/09/11/what-determines-a-disaster/> [...]

Comment on [The paradox of development] Mining and human rights in Chiapas by A not-so-welcomed Canadian presence « Half the Sky: Chiapas

A not-so-welcomed Canadian presence « Half the Sky: Chiapas — Thu, 13 May 2010 22:15:44 +0000

[...] In fact, far more negative externalities have resulted than positive ones. For instance, another blog has reported that “200 indigenous families have been displaced from their lands and [...]

Comment on [The paradox of development] Mining and human rights in Chiapas by John Alvarez

John Alvarez — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 02:04:02 +0000

Would be great to know who are you supporting Luis?

Your arguments are quite poor and easily can be seen that you have little if not nothing knowledge about mining operations.

In all Chiapas mining companies had offered full-time positions to work in their operations to the villagers… but most of the people are lazy… social programs such as “Oportunidades” are feeding the laziness of many inhabitants and the greed of their leaders.

What about all the bribes the foreign firms need to pay to local leaders and government officials so their operations could continue.

Shame on you and shame on all those Mexicans that have no real love for their country. As many people in Mexico you only care about your own wealth.

Te lo dice un Mexicano enamorado de su pais y que ha metido a muchas ratas a donde deben estar!

Comment on Graduación y la bandera by phimariana

phimariana — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 15:19:42 +0000

jajaja.. me lo gritan todo el tiempo acá en argentina.. y lo más chistoso es que yo nunca lo grité… felicidades por la graduación y por el blog!!

Comment on Hace diez años que salí de la licenciatura… by Adriana90

Adriana90 — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 18:15:50 +0000

Inspirador, hace un rato no leía algo que me capturara tanto tiempo. Soy una persona demasiado dispersa para concentrarme en lo que sea. Cuentame mas.
Tengo 19 años y no me decido a ir a la universidad porque tengo miedo de no saber suficiente de mate y ciencias.

Aqui en Guerrero como debes saber la educación es una burla, mas de una vez discutí con mis maestros por que ignoraban las cosas mas elementales. Ahora tiemblo de miedo cada vez que escucho “universidad” pero me prometi que iría y eso haré. Pienso en la universidad como mi “meca” tengo tanta ambre de saber pero tambien tanto miedo de fracasar y tu blog me hace sentir tan cansada de esta vida pero tambien me anima a cambiar el país por que estoy segura que podemos hacerlo y no me importaría morir por ello.

Comment on La vida, Mafalda, Rius, Esopo by Lupe Revueltas

Lupe Revueltas — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 05:08:54 +0000

Jajajaja… coincidencias dice la vida…
Yo no quiero recuperarme. He sentido los golpes que dá tener una infancia marcada por ellos y el excelentísimo Edgar Allan Poe… y soy una dark de clóset que viste hippie y escucha blues mexicano.
Saludos Luis y vientos por la crónica de las cabronas!

Comment on Ante la vida, te vuelves cabrón, te vuelves invisible, o los dos by Lupe Revueltas

Lupe Revueltas — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 03:04:35 +0000

Vientos! Yo también anduve en esos lares! El mismo día!