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www.crisisgroup.org www.crisisgroup.org
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Continue providing Central American governments with financial support to carry out violence prevention initiatives
Now I understand why it's so hard to eliminate them.
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Born in the aftermath of civil war and boosted by mass deportations from the U.S., Central American gangs are responsible for brutal acts of violence, chronic abuse of women, and more recently, the forced displacement of children and families
I find it shocking that civil wars and mass deportation have truly affected these countries giving power to gangs making it difficult to stop the violence
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tropicsofmeta.com tropicsofmeta.com
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she perceives her own country through the eyes of a pearl-clutching American tourist.
i just found this shocking. The author wrote Lydia as someone who doesn't know anything about the country she grew up in and she's learning about it by the American tourist she encounters. The author like many others have these beliefs that Mexico doesn't have the same education system as the US and belief that they don't know much about the world or even their own country.
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hapgood.us hapgood.us
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One of the things I’ve been trying to convince people for the past year and a half is that the only viable literacy solution to web misinformation involves always checking any information in your stream that you find interesting, emotion-producing, or shareable. It’s not enough to check the stuff that is suspicious: if you apply your investigations selectively, you’ve already lost the battle.
I agree with this because multiple information that is found online can be misleading. Anyone can share something online and their information may not be true or only share what they want to share. I think it’s very important to go out and make sure everything you find is reliable.
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