Vegetarianism Around The Globe: TAHITI
“If you eat the native Tahitian food, you will not have diseases like the ones that are very common today. A Vegetarian diet is far […]
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“If you eat the native Tahitian food, you will not have diseases like the ones that are very common today. A Vegetarian diet is far […]
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The name ‘Venezuela‘ is a Spanish word for ‘Little Venice’. This is how the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci sarcastically described the place when he first
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“We sell our life in order to get more convenient life,” observes Norihiko, “Of course technology is helping us, but what is the use of
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Chile is a long, narrow country on the west coast of South America. The name ‘Chile‘ comes from the word ‘Chilli’-an Indian word meaning ‘where
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Ecuador is one of the smallest countries of South America. It lies on the west coast of the continent between Colombia and Peru. The equator
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With the rice and beans, the traditional Brazilian diet also included vegetables – – all kinds, including kohlbi, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage and greens. Tofu is
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The first people in what is now Venezuela were believed to have arrived there around the 14th millennium (around 3000 B.C.) By the time the
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Maria Sabrina was born in the village of Cepecurinare, in the Aragua Valley. This region has been traditionally Pemon Indian Territory. Today it is a
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