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How do you react when adversity arises—do you crumble or rise above it? Adversity manifests through various obstacles that an individual may face and overcome. Successfully navigating through obstacles in adverse situations can lead to personal growth, the development of problem-solving skills, and the attainment of a stronger character. Obstacles are the specific challenges that... Continue Reading →
Have you ever heard that in Mexico people celebrate the day of the dead festival for their loved ones who have died? Do you know who is the Mexican “Catrina” character? Have you written a “Calaverita” (kind of a funny poem about death) to somebody dead or alive? Have you seen a lot of pantheons... Continue Reading →
An account of my life (1957-1978) AuthorLeopoldo Gomez-Diaz Retired Engineer, The Mexican Petroleum Institute Leopoldo Gomez-Diaz is this story's author, and the story is based on his life experiences. He is from Mexico City. He is a retired Engineer and was related 40 years to The Mexican Petroleum Institute. He taught at The National Autonomous... Continue Reading →
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