Mauricio is Bolivian and live in La Paz with his family. He works five days a weak in a corporation and that is why he don’t go to school. He is 15 years old, but he earn enough to live, that are forty five Bolivians per day. The working conditions are good.
Adrian is from Guatemala and llaves in Retalhuleu. He is 14 years old and works in a plantation six days per week and he can’t go/attend to the institute. He doesn’t earn enough to live. The boss is 45 years old. Adrian’s boss receive the benefits of 70% I hope it helps you!
Mauricio is Bolivian and lives in La Paz with his family. He works five days a week for a corporation and that is why he doesn’t go to school. He is 15 years old, but he earn enough to live, that are forty five Bolivians per day. The working conditions are good.
Adrian is from Guatemala and lives in Retalhuleu. He is 14 years old and works in a plantation six days a week and he can't go/attend to the institute. He doesn't earn enough to live. The boss is 45 years old. Adrian's boss receive the benefits of 70%
In many ways, Spain and Latin America are close. They share ties of language, culture and history (though this does not apply to the same extent to Portuguese-speaking Brazil). But the political dialogue between them has had ups and downs over the past 40 years
