Francisco Molina Salas

  Introduction: The objective of this report is to present my work experience at the Center for Social Research of the San Andrés Mayor University in La Paz, Bolivia. My work experience During the six weeks I worked at the La Paz Center for Social Research (CIS), I had the opportunity to investigate social conflicts in the city of El Alto and be a research advisor on a project. a location The Social Research Center (CIS) is located in the Sopocachi neighborhood of La Paz and the Universidad Mayor de San Andrés is located in the center of the city, both places can be reached by cable car from the city which is an economical option and confortable. b) Hours of work During my stay the hours were from Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. at 5 p.m., this allowed me to get to know the city in my free hours and it was a very pleasant job, however these hours can sometimes vary depending on the amount of work. c) Dress code The dress code of the place was pretty relaxed, you didn't have to wear fo...

  5G Technology and the geopolitical dispute for its control. In recent years a conflict has been unleashed on a global scale to be in control and pioneer 5G technology, but what is 5G technology and why is this conflict born? We are going to explain it briefly in this essay, with the aim of inform and disseminate truthful information on the interests that are at stake behind this international dispute between the main powers. So, the thesis that will guide this essay is that world powers dispute control of 5G technology because it will be fundamental to produce scientific development and will allow them to generate economic ties with dependent economies. 5G technology is the fifth generation of mobile networks, which will allow a speed never seen before with respect to the internet connection and will have great impacts on the lives of people and societies, giving way to an infinity of new technologies and robotization of life, of fast and efficient machinery, of smart cars, among...

Question:  Which Chilean government was the best in the last 20 years? Record your data bellow: Ricardo Lagos Escobar:  2 votes (11%) Michelle Bachelet (1st gov): 6 votes (31.6%) Sebastián Piñera (1st gov): 0 votes (0%) Michelle Bachelet (2nd gov): 10 votes (52.6%) Sebastián Piñera (2nd gov):  0 votes (0%) None of this above: 1 vote (5,3%)

  Question: Various social commentators over the centuries, including Dostoevsky, have said that the degree of civilization of a country can be measured by the way it treats its inmates or those in prison. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this idea? Torture, mistreatment, abuse, and miserable and dangerous conditions are seen by many people as signs of barbarism. I am one of these people. I believe that when these negative social conditions and actions manifest themselves in a society, they indicate that something is wrong in that society. I will explain my reasons for this. Those who are most likely to be mistreated, tortured or held in terrible conditions are prisoners. Since the second half of the 20th century, with the implementation of Human Rights, profound progress has been made in guaranteeing human dignity to millions of people. However, prisoners are the ones who see their rights violated the most, either because societies think that for having committed crime...

Write two paragraphs that present arguments for and against in response to this question: There is a growing trend to view obesity as a public health problem that requires state intervention, while some people feel that this is a personal problem that must be resolved accordingly. How do you see this? I believe that obesity can lead to serious problems for the health of the population, in recent years Chile has led regional rankings on childhood obesity, I believe that this problem should be contained to have a healthy youth, for this, I believe that the state should promote healthy eating and strive to ensure this. Some diseases that obesity can cause are diabetes or heart disease. Despite this, which is a matter of public health, I believe that the perception of fat and obesity also has a sociocultural dimension, in which there is a rejection of fat, of poorly disciplined bodies, and I think that should change.  There is a tendency that believes that the State should address this...

A. "Social movements in Chile and education" During the last few years in Chile, social movements have become an everyday thing within the framework of becoming democratic. In my opinion, they have come to strengthen the democratic system and learning processes. Some examples of these movements have been the "penguin movement" in 2006, which shook secondary education in Chile. In 2011 this movement had its greatest expression with a movement of university students that motivated major reforms to the Chilean educational system, the feminist movement of 2018 led mainly by university women generated great changes in relations within universities throughout the country. These social processes awaken great sources of sociological interest for future research and reviewing the impact of movements in classrooms and their learning processes. B. "Immigration in Chile" Immigration is an old process in our country, with German and English migrations in the 19th centu...