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Art In Chile - Republic of Chile Index for Chile Index for South America The Arts and Culture of the Republic of Chile Artes y Cultura de la Republica de Chile Alex Perez the Artist and his Work - Alex Perez the Artist and his Work - Alex Perez born in Santiago-Chile. Fourth generation in a family of artists. His works are in private and public collections in Israel, United States, Europe, South America and Japan. Books by Pablo Neruda - Books by Pablo Neruda Cine, arte y movimiento - Cine, arte y movimiento Elementary Odes - Elementary Odes - Elementary Odes - some of the poems of Pablo Neruda. (English) Gabriela Mistral - Gabriela Mistral - The Chilean poetess Gabriela Mistral who obtained the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1945.(Spanish) La Alameda - La Alameda - The Chilean Urbanism and Architecture related lectures. Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino - Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino Poems by Pablo Neruda - Poems by Pablo Neruda - From RedFrog - Poems from the planet earth - The poetry archive is a free database of poems where each of us may register our favorite (or our own) poems. Its purpose is to create a platform where we may help each other to find poems that otherwise would be "lost" for many of us. - This website also has a very interesting website called The Childrens Art Gallery which is well worth a visit.

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Moving To Chile ~ Living In Chile ~ Real Estate In Chile Index for South America Moving To Chile ~ Living In Chile ~ Real Estate In Chile Want 4,993 Good Reasons To Move To Chile? It's 4,993 miles from Santiago, Chile to Washington DC - (as the crow flies) - If that isn't reason enough, consider this: Chile is a great place to live - Chile has exceptional real estate at bargain prices - Chile has the most open economy in South America, and one of the most open in the world - Chile is a land of exceptional natural beauty with pristine mountain lakes and wide open oceanfront panoramas - Also keep in mind that Chile is 8,036 kilometers from Washington DC - That comes out to 26,363,040 feet.... 316,356,480 inches.... Perhaps you can get further away from Washington DC - But being far away from Washington DC is just one of Chiles positive attributes, there are plenty more - - - Click Here To Learn More About Moving To Chile Real Estate In Chile - Current Listings - Also, properties from other countries in South America - Featured Articles On Chile Life In Chile Learning The Fine Details Of Survival Living In Chile ~ Part II ~ By Jon Steele - This is the second article in a two-part series about living and working in Chile. Can't say enough about what a nice place Chile is to live in and how interesting the people are to socialize with. If you travel by bus to the north of Chile look for the sculpture of a hand rising up out of the desert and if you head south make sure to visit Torre Paine National Park. There are also the mountains above Santiago where you can go skiing and the vineyards of the central valley. For the expat Chile offers everything you could want.

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65. Beautiful Horizons: Chile - Culture Posted by Randy Paul on November 22, 2004 at 0711 PM in chile culture, chile - Politics, Latin American - US Relations Permalink Comments (0) http://www.beautifulhorizons.net/weblog/chile_culture/

Beautiful Horizons An atypical gringo's and a proud member of the Reality-based Community's perspective on Latin America, human rights and other issues. About Help Support this Site My Wish List Blogs I like Winds of Change Trail of Time The Talking Dog Cowboy Kahlil ... Subscribe to this blog's feed Films You Should See Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life (Special Edition) The Leopard - Criterion Collection City of God The Wages of Fear - Criterion Collection ... The Saragossa Manuscript Powered by TypePad Member since 07/2003 November 22, 2004 Tempestad en una Tetera Much has been made about the security dispute that came up in the recent APEC meeting and the usual chest-thumpers in the comments section at Michael Totten's blog are chiming in. This is silly. Chile is a sovereign country. While the Secret Service is allowed to coordinate security with local authorities, there's a simple response to the angry, jingoistic crowd wallowing in their self-righteous indignation: Their country; their rules. Don't like it? Don't go. Posted by Randy Paul on November 22, 2004 at 07:11 PM in

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Safety Handbook HOME Adjustments and Culture Shock Important Links to Remember Peterson’s: Taking the Shock Out of Culture Shock UC Irvine: Culture Shock! Easing Adjustment National Mental Health Association: College Student Depression Fact Sheet SAFETI Adaptation of Peace Corps Resources: Stress In this section, you will learn what culture shock means and how you can overcome its effects. Experiencing new cultures, and obtaining a better understanding of your own culture, can result in some of the most positive, life-altering experiences students have while studying abroad. When going abroad to Chile, students will experience differences in manners, beliefs, customs, laws, language, art, religion, values, concept of self, family organization, social organization, government, behavior, etc. All of these elements combine to form Chile's rich and unique culture. While the introduction to new and foreign cultures greatly benefits students, it can also be overwhelming. The new cultural elements a student encounters in Chile may be so different that they seem "shocking" in comparison to cultural norms they are used to at home. As Bruce La Brack writes in his article "The Missing Linkage: The Process of Integrating Orientation and Reentry": "Just as you can't really describe the taste of a hot fudge sundae to someone who has never experienced one, it is difficult to actually convey just how disorienting entering another culture can be to a student without any cross-cultural experience."

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Study Abroad Site People askUM Calendar myUM / EASY Site Map ... N./S. America Programs Spanish Culture, Society, Politics in Chile Summer Programs Summer Faculty-Led Courses Abroad N./S. America Programs Brazil - International Studies Canada - Geology Galapagos - Marine Affairs FIRST SUMMER SESSION 2005 Valparaiso Host: Universidad de Playa Ancha (UPA) Santiago Host: Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) Enroll in a 3-credit SPA course, a 3-credit INS course, and/or an internship UM professors teach and lead this unique new program: Dr. Lillian Manzor, lmanzor@miami.edu faguero@miami.edu Weeks (May 23) (May 30) (June 6) (June 13) (June 20) (June 27) (July 4) Santiago Valparaiso SPA 211 LAS 505 Weekend and Day Field Trips For more information and an application form, please contact the course professor(s) Chris Tingue , International Education and Exchange Programs (IEEP), at (305) 284-3183 or ctingue@miami.edu . You may also come by the IEEP office in Allen Hall 212. Application form online at https://www.miami.edu/cstudies-ieep/UMCourseAbroad.pdf Space is limited to 12 students per course. Early deposit required. Spanish Language Course Students with the pre-requisite may register for the 3-credit course SPA 211 Intermediate Spanish I , taught by a U.S. trained professor from UPA. Students may finish their general education foreign language requirement by taking this course.

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72. Chile - Travel - Tourist - Information - Culture Spanish is the official language of chile. In tourist companies and culture. Andes Ski Resorts. The ski resorts, which can be reached by bus or car, http://www.studyglobal.net/countrychile.htm

Chile Country Info Santiago Map School ... Culture Chile Argentina and Chile have mountain peaks with elevations of over 20,000 feet that are covered with ice fields and glaciers. Centro de Lenguas , Chile is located in the beautiful town of Santiago, which is one of the most sophisticated metropoles in South-America and located near the Andes. Back to Top Geography Santiago is located at 543 meters above sea level, in Chile's central zone, 2,051 kms south of Arica, the country's northernmost city and 3,141 kms. north of Punta Arenas, the southernmost city in the world. The Pacific Ocean is located a hundred kilometers away and the Andean Mountain Range. 40 kms. Chile has a total population of about thirteen million inhabitants of whom 5 million live in the capital city, Santiago. Language Spanish is the official language of Chile. In tourist companies and organizations the higher echelons speak English and/or French.

73. The Santiago Times - English Language Newspaper In Santiago, Chile - News In Chi Cultural News Briefs in chile. chilean culture Briefs. Cultural Events Calendar for chile. Cultural Events Calendar. Letters to the Editor http://www.tcgnews.com/santiagotimes/index.php?nav=topic&topic_id=4

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75. Chile: UNESCO Culture Sector culture Collection of National Copyright Laws Latin America and the The law applicable in chile is the law n°17.336 on intellectual property. http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=15544&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECT

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Business Culture in Chile Find out about business culture, practices, protocol, customs and business etiquette in Chile. Learn about doing business in Chile, commerce, marketing, corporate structure, negotiating, establishing connections and finding your partner. Receive latest information on Chile business organization, manners, building relationship, correspondence, traditions, regulations, export, import, selling and buying tactics. Get practical tips on meeting protocol, business entertainment, communication, company policy, social customs, commerce, trading and cross-cultural training. Choose Your Report Doing Business in Chile Reports on doing business in Chile, business culture, practices, protocol and etiquette. Enter here to view the topics. Chile Predeparture Report Extensive reports on business meetings, negotiating tactics, entertainment, gift-giving, business travel in Chile and much more. Enter here to view the details. Reports for Corporate Intranets Country-specific reports on business culture and protocol, local regulations, negotiating, import and export, investment, business travel and much more. Enter here for information.

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The Chile Information Project HOME Santiago Times Travel Human Rights ... Chilean Transportation CHIP - Chile Information Project: CULTURE AND THE ARTS 101 Chile's most famous contributions to literature have come from Nobel Prize poets Pablo Neruda and Gabriela Mistral, whose homes and birthplaces are now museums that attract literary pilgrims to Chile. Neruda's Heights of Machu Picchu Canto General and the autobiographical Memoirs are widely available in English, however Mistral's works are harder to find. Contemporary Chilean authors have earned an international reputation in the literary world. The most famous is novelist Isabel Allende, whose House of the Spirits Of Love and Shadows , and Eva Luna have all been international bestsellers. The increasingly popular Luis Sepúlveda has written stylish short novels like The Old Man Who Read Love Stories , and combines travel writing with imaginative fiction in Full Circle: a South American Journey . José Donoso's novel Curfew recalls the latter days of the recent military dictatorship, while Antonio Skármeta's novel Burning Patience (drawing on Neruda's life as a Chilean icon) was the inspiration for the Oscar-winning Italian film

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The Chile Information Project The Santiago Times Travel Center CHIP Hotels Guided Tours ... The Santiago Times The Santiago Times is an English-language newspaper covering all aspects of Chilean news, business and culture. The daily online edition comprises original stories and translations and digests from Spanish sources. Subscribers receive the paper daily via email, but much of the website is available to everyone. The Santiago Times' readers enjoy quality coverage of Chilean and foreign news, as well as features, comment, daily business and mining briefs, regular sports and fashion columns and a weekly review of cultural life in Santiago. Travel Center The CHIP Travel Center provides English-language information about the incredible diversity of vacation destinations and tourism activities available to English speaking tourists traveling to Chile: skiing, hiking, horseback riding, trekking and boating; visits to the mountains, glaciers, hot springs or volcanoes, or swimming, fly-fishing or kayaking in the rivers, lakes and ocean. The Travel Center provides complete travel services for all of Chile, with updated information for all the most important tourist destinations (and some of the least known) - from the desert oasis of San Pedro de Atacama in the north to the fjiords in Patagonia - as well as information on all the lodging, hotel, board and breakfast and other living options available throughout Chile. CHIP Hotels CHIP Hotels provides a comprehensive listing of hotel options, from five star hotels for the business traveler, to the most basic bed-and-breakfast for the budget-minded traveler. CHIP Hotels can make your visit to Chile truly enjoyable, by assuring all your hotel reservations and that your trip to Chile is backed up by a professional agency safe-guarding your best interests, and your pocketbook.

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