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  #1 Ronny Lott on 27 Apr 12

   

  There are millions of refugees all through Colombia, displaced from their properties and lands by wars and violent conflicts, land speculation or basically by those whose goal is to obtain extended fields and land from which to operate.
  
  10. The legal system is loop-hole-riddled and corrupt.
  
  Colombia undoubtedly isn't the only country exactly where those with adequate funds can "buy" justice - or lack thereof. Legal proceedings can take years to get on the docket, then drag on for years more when they do - all for the right cost, of course. 11. The education technique promotes vagabond attitudes.
  
  There presently exists a policy in public schools NOT to "fail" learners. You can miss classes (Did YOU ever play "Hookey"?). You can fail even an endless string of "makeup" exams. You can neglect study, class participation, homework or virtually productive activity in class and the learner will still "pass" to the next grade level at the end of the school year. Now in lots of schools, there is no homework. Slothful, slow, uncaring and unmotivated learners pass from one grade to the next with practically no work at all knowing that they almost can't fail. This indicates that barring all else the learners don't get their rude "wake-up" call until they enter the university level or the workforce and uncover out, that in life, you can fail. The quality of Colombian education can differ widely depending on place, cost and administration from primary by way of the university level.
  
  12. There is little or NO consumer protection.
  
  Talk about a bone to choose, this one's a biggie for me. By no means prior to has the phrase "Caveat emptor" - "Let the buyer beware" been more appropriate. From acquiring a residence or condo, to a auto, significant appliances, furnishings or goods and services (maids, plumbers, electricians, contractors) of all kinds, there is practically no recourse for an unwary customer. Sellers disappear moments following a significant sale, consumer cases rarely make it to a court docket and enforcement of contracts or legal agreements can be laughable. Workers, when hired for in-home jobs in any occupation, trade or service need to be regularly be "watched" to keep away from theft, taking excessive "breaks" or just "goofing off" on the job. There is no "general system" for certifying workers or pros, so finding competent service personnel can be a bit of a challenge most of the time.
  
  13. Cities and regions of the country inhabited primarily by minorities are extremely beneath-created.
  
  The initially couple of times I went into black-populated regions of the Pacific coast, I almost cried at the certainly primitive circumstances persons live in - this is the 21st century, I reminded myself. Men have landed on the moon, orbited the earth for weeks at time, plumbed the ocean's frigid depths and constructed buildings that stand up through the clouds. But men and women are obliged to reside without having even the most simple of amenities. No running water or toilets. No electricity. Forget even the hint of a telephone. Unpaved streets and roads where there are even roads at all. Constant flooding. No sewage facilities. Flies and mosquitoes infest anything bringing the predictable diseases with them. massasje bergen

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">There are millions of refugees all through Colombia, displaced from their properties and lands by wars and violent conflicts, land speculation or basically by those whose goal is to obtain extended fields and land from which to operate.<br /><br />10. The legal system is loop-hole-riddled and corrupt.<br /><br />Colombia undoubtedly isn't the only country exactly where those with adequate funds can "buy" justice - or lack thereof. Legal proceedings can take years to get on the docket, then drag on for years more when they do - all for the right cost, of course. 11. The education technique promotes vagabond attitudes.<br /><br />There presently exists a policy in public schools NOT to "fail" learners. You can miss classes (Did YOU ever play "Hookey"?). You can fail even an endless string of "makeup" exams. You can neglect study, class participation, homework or virtually productive activity in class and the learner will still "pass" to the next grade level at the end of the school year. Now in lots of schools, there is no homework. Slothful, slow, uncaring and unmotivated learners pass from one grade to the next with practically no work at all knowing that they almost can't fail. This indicates that barring all else the learners don't get their rude "wake-up" call until they enter the university level or the workforce and uncover out, that in life, you can fail. The quality of Colombian education can differ widely depending on place, cost and administration from primary by way of the university level.<br /><br />12. There is little or NO consumer protection.<br /><br />Talk about a bone to choose, this one's a biggie for me. By no means prior to has the phrase "Caveat emptor" - "Let the buyer beware" been more appropriate. From acquiring a residence or condo, to a auto, significant appliances, furnishings or goods and services (maids, plumbers, electricians, contractors) of all kinds, there is practically no recourse for an unwary customer. Sellers disappear moments following a significant sale, consumer cases rarely make it to a court docket and enforcement of contracts or legal agreements can be laughable. Workers, when hired for in-home jobs in any occupation, trade or service need to be regularly be "watched" to keep away from theft, taking excessive "breaks" or just "goofing off" on the job. There is no "general system" for certifying workers or pros, so finding competent service personnel can be a bit of a challenge most of the time.<br /><br />13. Cities and regions of the country inhabited primarily by minorities are extremely beneath-created.<br /><br />The initially couple of times I went into black-populated regions of the Pacific coast, I almost cried at the certainly primitive circumstances persons live in - this is the 21st century, I reminded myself. Men have landed on the moon, orbited the earth for weeks at time, plumbed the ocean's frigid depths and constructed buildings that stand up through the clouds. But men and women are obliged to reside without having even the most simple of amenities. No running water or toilets. No electricity. Forget even the hint of a telephone. Unpaved streets and roads where there are even roads at all. Constant flooding. No sewage facilities. Flies and mosquitoes infest anything bringing the predictable diseases with them. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.exclusive-escort.net/eskorte/massasje-bergen.html">massasje bergen</a></div>

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