Brazil: Land of Rice and Beans
Sandra was born in the little bairro (village) of Japaqueira, Sau Paulo. She comes from a large family of eight children. “I was born poor […]
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Sandra was born in the little bairro (village) of Japaqueira, Sau Paulo. She comes from a large family of eight children. “I was born poor […]
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The name Brazil was derived from ‘Pau-brasil’, a wood that produced red and purple dyes. Pau-brasil was the most exploitable wealth found by Pedro Alvares
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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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Journey with this mother-daughter team each week as they explore various vegetarian diets from all over the planet. To look into the traditional diet of
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“Vietnam is naturally a beautiful place. It has always been”, Hoang says,” and the food is so delicious”. Like any other conservative Asian culture, the
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The native Mapuche Indian civilization as well as other smaller Indian tribes like the Aymara, Atacameno, Cuncos, Chonos and Quechua Indians have existed in this
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In Chilean society- as in many cultures, having meat and chicken on the dining table has become a symbol of affluence. To the rich upper
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In many circles, proclaiming yourself a vegetarian is opening the door for ridicule. Even if the people are respectful and manage to bite their tongue
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