Student Protests in Chile
Nov 5th, 2011 • Category: Nation & WorldSince May, students in Chile have been protesting to make university education available to more students.
Since May, students in Chile have been protesting to make university education available to more students.
In some countries in Africa the children are severely malnourished. The United States says it is helping out by providing corn and soy blend to the people who are hungry in Africa, but really it sends that food because it’s cheap.
PHOTO: Georges Malaika Foundation
Name: Mujinga Louise
Age: 7
Hometown: Lubumbashi (second largest city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo)
Languages spoken: Swahili and Bemba
Hobbies: Playing different types of games with friends
Favorite subjects: Reading and writing
What do you want to be when you grow up? A mother first [...]
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