TODAS LAS PREGUNTAS QUE QUIERAS HACERNOS SOBRE PERU Y TODO LO RELACIONADO CON EL, PUEDES ESCRIBIRLAS AQUI ! GRACIAS!

ALL THE QUESTIONS THAT YOU HAVE,YOU CAN WRITE  TO US HERE ABOUT PERU AND ALL THINGS RELACIONATED WITH  THIS COUNTRY !

THANKS YOU

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*Industrias Pacocha S.a = credits...

*INDUSA...Industrias Unidas del Peru =Elaboration De Nutritional Productos N.c.p

*Industrias Nettalco S.a =fishing export

* CIA OPERADORA DEL GAS DE AMAZONAS

* corporacion petrolera s.a.c

etc

etc..  you can join here.but is in spanish my friend Ken :

http://www.creditosperu.com.pe/tbdirectorioempresascat.php?ciuu=1120

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thanks for ask... 

Now it exists a plan organized of Educacion.con but infrastructure.  Peru has good universities, and counts on good human resource, in the humble places, the education is even little, we have a stop indice of analphabetismo, that is the sad thing of the Peru, organizations have raised a long term solution for this situation.

The Education subject is basic for this group, I I want that all know the reality ours Peru, I will from now on treat to open a topic on the Education in Peru

Paola

Ahora existe un plan organizado de Educacion.con mas infraestructura. Peru tiene buenas universidades, y cuenta con buen recurso humano, en los lugares humildes,aun la educacion es escasa,tenemos un alto indice de analphabetismo, que es lo triste del Peru, organizaciones han planteado una solución a largo plazo para esta situación.

El tema de Educacion es basico para este grupo,yo quiero que todos conozcan la realidad de nuestro Peru, trataré de hoy en adelante abrir un topico sobre  la Educación en Peru .

Paola

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PISCO SOUR

Ingredients :

3 measures of Pisco. 

2 measures of azucar. 

1 measurement of lemon juice.

1 clear one of egg. 

ice to pleasure.

Preparation:

 Mix the pisco with azucar and the lemon juice in a mixer, soon adds clear of egg and the ice until the level is to 3/4 of the glass of the mixer.  Liquefy.  Sirvalo and enjoy it!

Advice:  In order to serve he can put to him of dust cinnamon just a little bit

Ingredientes :

3 medidas de Pisco .
2 medidas de azucar .
1 medida de jugo de limon .
1 clara de huevo .
hielo a gusto .

Preparacion :

Mezcle el pisco con azucar y el jugo de limon en una licuadora, luego agregue la clara de huevo y hielo hasta que el nivel quede a 3/4 del vaso de la licuadora. Licue. Sirvalo y disfrutelo!!
Consejos:

Para servir puede hecharle un poquito de canela en polvo

LINK : RECIPE / RECETA:

http://www.cocinadelmundo.com/paises/peru/beb/6728.html

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SHIKHA

gracias i read your message.and all your words are very nice i think tha t you also are very nice person.and  cuteand good friend.thanks for to be with us in this group

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Al nuevo grupo.."Volunteering in Nicaragua"..lastimarme Paola, yo vivo en América Central y no en Peru, somos Mayas no somos Incas...(broma)

Invite you to new group "Volunteering in Nicaragua" sadly, I live in Central America so am a Mayan and not an Inca..(just a joke)

anyhow we have a free DVD for anyone requesting it, a non profit organization...

They have posted on Volunteering in Costa rica a website that
requires prospective volunteers to purchase a list of programs
online...well...

Contact Glenn, the program director to receive a free DVD regarding
the project and feel free to join our YahooGroup with lots of
information and photos, your DVD is free and shall be mailed to you
anywhere in the world by US Air Mail. There are no up front fees to
pay, nor lists to purchase, nor beauracracy to apply, all our
efforts go directly to the people being assisted.

Description

We are constructing an 800 acre Non-Profit Eco Lodge just North of
Managua. The lodge has a River and Lake front with views of the
mountains
past the valley. Horse back riding and hiking trails are being
developed
through the property. Each trail is "themed" with History or Natural
information. One main lodge building and 12 smaller bungalows that
are of
open design. Each with it's own fruit trees and private
surroundings.
The Lodge is of an Eco mind set, using environmental philosophy. All
inclusive with Food, Beverages, Tours and Fishing. The trails and
land
area are being redeveloped to support local wild life. Each of those
with
camping shelters with grills etc… There will be no Hunting except
with
a Camera however, we will offer fishing in the River and Lake.
Monkeys,
Fish, and over 250 types of Bird are in this area.

Profits of this project will go to helping support three public
schools
in the area. At a later date construction of 80 low income homes
will
also take place. Our charity (CINDURMA) is registered with the
Nicaragua
Government in Managua. Copy of my certification is posted in the
Group
"Files" area. If you are not interested in donating to this project
please look at some others in the Country - there are many !

If you or your group are interested in working with this project
please
feel free to contact me (Glenn Seavers in USA
glenn_seavers@yahoo.com)
for more information and free DVD. We need: Workers to come build,
people interested in developing the area schools, Financial
contributions.

Check out the Maps and Photos in the "PHOTOS" and then "NON PROFIT
ECO LODGE section to the left. Hey, the other pics are not bad
either.

Thank you and come have some fun !!

Join our Yahoo Group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nicaragua_Photos/join

Posted on http://www.travellerspoint.com/forum_newthread.cfm?
ForumID=7 Central and south america Forum

Perhaps

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Paola:

El Piscol Sour es un drink con liqour, como se dice like a Pina Colada virgin, or with liqour u can have it & it;s a good drink Yes?Even if no liqour in it, no not a drinker that is why I ask......

Thank u wanted 2 see pixz on Peru........if any put them up ok, if u don't have any it's ok don't worry about it, it's no big thing.......ok 

You & Simon have a great weekend ok.........I plan 2, have no plans but usually don't make plans till the last day, I know where I'm going when I get there, then I say I'm here, this is where I was going, just didn't know it..........there are so many places 2 go in NYC u don't need plans just money.........

Blessings,
love,hugz,
Jayne

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Jayne....lol..you make me smile always...

well Pisco sour ,yeah is similar..but with lemon..you can see the recipe in the post above ...i wrote the recipe above

and iin the antoher threads i posted a pics of Peru and the favorite places here

Thanks a lot for joining ..again thanks

Gracias

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DAVID, here i will give you a link about this..but i promise toy ou..i will search more about this topic and i will open a thread...

thanks, i see you are interested about this important topic in my country

http://www.paho.org/english/sha/prflper.htm

http://www.lachsr.org/documents/analysisofhealthsectorreformsintheandeancountries-EN.pdf

Midori de Habich: A Diplomatic Reformer

The daughter of a Peruvian diplomat, Midori de Habich was born in Japan and also lived in Denmark, India, and Russia as a child. What was it, then, that drew her to the field of health care reform?

She credits Peru's Universidad Católica, where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in economics, with fostering her interest in social issues.

"Unlike some other universities in Peru, the Department of Economics and Social Studies at the Universidad Catolica leaned toward the public sector," she recalls. Upon graduation she was quickly hired by Peru's Central Bank for a position in its Department of Social Sector Studies, where she continued exploring the overlap between economics and social policy.

Habich left Peru briefly in 1987 to get her masters degree in economic policy and planning at the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague. When she returned to the Central Bank, she was transferred to a different section, this time analyzing macroeconomic trends and indicators.

"After three years things became pretty routine," she says, "and I missed the social component in what I was doing."

Unexpectedly, in 1995 Peru's Ministry of Health invited her to participate in USAID's Project 2000, a bilateral project between the United States and Peru to improve mother and child care in 12 Peruvian departments. Her career in health care reform was launched.

"My work at the Bank had been more conceptual," she explains. "We made large-scale recommendations, but we never got involved in their implementation." She welcomed the opportunity to take a more active role in effecting social change and to actually see the results, however tentative, of her efforts.

Habich, who admits that she relishes a challenge, had her work cut out for her.

"There are few economists in Peru who specialize in health care," she says. For her, however, it is an intriguing area. She finds that the classic model for the functioning of economic markets simply does not work in the health care sector.

"The balance between supply and demand is skewed since both sides are not equally informed," she says. "When it comes to medical issues, the patient never knows as much as the doctor."

Given this imbalance, Habich believes that much needs to be done with regard to regulation, and that the role of the state — what it should and should not do — is very important. The contribution of economists, as well as others such as anthropologists and sociologists, is also crucial.

"Traditionally, in Peru as in other countries, health care has been left up to the doctors," she says. "Only recently has there been a more integrated approach."

While Habich finds her work in health care reform demanding, she also finds it very stimulating.

"We are always looking at new things in different ways," she says, "and no two days are alike." She also seems to enjoy combining her technical know-how with the political savvy it takes to implement social reforms.

"Decision makers must come up with their own solutions," she observes. "The process works best when specialists don't actually give politicians the answer, but when they help them to find it on their own. Without this sense of ownership, any reforms will be unsustainable."

Not all technical advisors are such skilled facilitators, however. The process is complex, says Habich, and requires patience and self-confidence.

"An advisor needs to lower his own profile in order to be effective," she adds, "and to control his ego."

It sounds like something she may have learned years ago in her travels as the daughter of a diplomat.

http://www.abtassociates.com/Page.cfm?PageID=40174

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SRTA BORICUA

IM SENDING A MAIL FOR YOU GIVING YOU THE REQUISITOS MAYBE YOU CAN MEET SOMEONE NEAR??A PERUVIAN MAN?? 

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Paola, I work for BHP- Billiton, an Australian mining company( the worlds biggest diversified miner) and they have copper mines in Peru. How are they seen by the local people???  friendly or otherwise!!! ??

                              Peter K

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the community, is very annoying, with these mines in their towns, by many things, in those towns the people do not feel contented, also the mines count on a tributary stability that she is not right for these towns, much deb to that the government accepts east type of things, also, the environmental impact has caused environmental changes in these towns, the people have denounced these types of disasters, but BHP counts on being able económico(power economic).They are paying for this news dont be public but, here in Peru, this already has been public.  I can give you sites links, but they are in spanish,and i will open a thread,where we talk about the minery in Peru, if this give benefitis or not for the people and also about the all disasters of the enviroment and health.

In another ocuntries, they ask for a study of the enviroment..lamentably, here in Peru,people who is in Politics,,just care fo their pocket...bolsillo...status..money..so they accept all of this...But paeople in comunities..are stand up their voices

Well my friend...here is my answer.

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Thank you Paola,good report as always.

                            Love,

                                      Peter K

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