My anecdote

When I was 5 years old, on my first day of school, I was so excited to go! My first day was good, the second not that good, but, by my third day at school, I didn't wanted to enter! And I told my mother that I had a stomach ache, so she said: "All right, stay at home today". At my forth and fifth day it was just the same, but on my sixth day, my mopther didn't believe me, so, she make me go anyway, but, 'cause I didn't wanted to go, I grip to the ivy that was on the grill! I looked like a cat holding the ivy!! It was so embarassing! Everybody laugh at me :'c

Michelle Bachelet Jeria

Verónica Michelle Bachelet Jeria, born September 29, 1951 is a Chilean Socialist politician who served as President of Chile from 2006 to 2010. She resigned from UN Women in March 2013 to run for a second term as President of Chile, now with the support of the Communist Party in additional to the parties that supported her previous presidential term.

Bachelet, a physician with studies in military strategy, she is a pediatrician, served as Health Minister and Defense Minister under her predecessor, President Ricardo Lagos. She is a separated mother of three and describes herself as an agnostic. As well as her native Spanish, she speaks English, German, Portuguese and French, with varying levels of fluency.

Her main promise was to fight against inequality, by saying this: "The inequality is the anger of the citizenry". Besides this, she wants to reform taxes and education, making this last free for everybody, thing that personally I find impossible, the economic situation of the country can't pay that cost, it's to expensive to do it, 'cause the state should sustain all teachers, upgrades of schools and everything, making the taxes more expensive.

On her old nomination, she threw projects that weren't the best for the population, so with some of them caused a big chaos. She omited the tsunami alert on the 2010 earthquake, causing the death of thousands of people, some of them still missing. Some families know anything about they relatives, not even where they are.

You souldn't vote for her, because she didn't make good decisions on her past goverment, she made lots of mistakes and didn't solve the real problems of the nation. Otherwise, we most give the opportunity to new people, with fresh ideas, enthusiasm and kindness to goverment the country.

Some International News...

Hamas denies training Egypt militant groups

The Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas has denied training militants who claim to have been behind a string of bomb attacks in Egypt in the past two weeks.

Egyptian state television alleged on Thursday that Hamas' military wing had trained Sinai-based jihadists to carry out car bombings and make explosives.

State-run paper al-Ahram said Hamas had also been involved in an assassination attempt on Egypt's interior minister.

A Hamas spokesman dismissed the claims, insisting they had no basis in fact.

The authorities in Cairo have accused Hamas, which governs the neighbouring Gaza Strip, of interfering in Egyptian affairs since the military ousted President Mohammed Morsi in July.

The group was founded in the 1980s as an offshoot of Mr Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood.

Mr Morsi was remanded in custody for a further 30 days on Friday morning on suspicion of conspiring with Hamas over his escape from prison during the 2011 uprising that forced Hosni Mubarak from power.

The government has also extended for two months the state of emergency brought in last month after security forces stormed two pro-Morsi protest camps in Cairo, triggering clashes that left hundreds dead.

• "Documented"

On Thursday, a presenter on state TV said Egyptian "security authorities" had learned that Hamas' military wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, "trained several people to undertake car-bombing operations and trained various others to make explosives".

"The military wing of the Hamas movement provided various Salafist jihadists and also other religious currents with 400 landmines. The security apparatus documented this and they will be arrested."

Al-Ahram meanwhile cited high-ranking security sources as saying Hamas had also been involved in the suspected suicide bomb attack that targeted Interior Minister Mohammed Ibrahim's convoy as it drove through Cairo on 5 September.

The hardline group Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, which is based in the Sinai peninsula, said it was behind the assassination attempt and promised more attacks in revenge for the crackdown on Islamists.

Another group, Jund al-Islam, has meanwhile said it had carried out recent attacks in Sinai, including the twin suicide car bombings that targeted a military intelligence facility and an army checkpoint in the town of Rafah, not far from the border with Gaza.

Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum dismissed the claim it was involved.

"This is completely incorrect," he told the Reuters news agency, adding that this was an "attempt to demonise Hamas".

Another Hamas official said the reports were an attempt to justify the heightened "siege" of the Gaza Strip, which has seen the Egyptian authorities limit movement through the Rafah border crossing and destroy dozens of smuggling tunnels as part of a crackdown on Sinai militants.

Prices of consumer items in Gaza have risen dramatically, and cheap Egyptian fuel is in short supply. Israel also maintains a partial blockade.

Somali crisis: Amnesty criticises evictions in Mogadishu

Amnesty International has denounced the forcible eviction of tens of thousands of homeless people from makeshift camps in the Somali capital, Mogadishu.

The human rights group says the process has led to "large-scale human rights abuses" including the killing of two people during protests.

Some 370,000 people have been living in the camps, having fled drought, famine and fighting.

But their presence is hampering the government's drive to rebuild the city.

In the past year the authorities have gained greater control of Mogadishu from the Islamist group al-Shabab.

The government announced in January a plan to relocate hundreds of thousands of displaced people to camps on the outskirts of the city.

The Amnesty report says the "relocation plan could have been a positive development" if it had respected "the security, fundamental rights and basic needs" of displaced people.

However, Amnesty added, the government plan proved to be "inherently flawed" and "seems to have resulted in large-scale human rights abuses and forced evictions".

Officials defended the evictions saying such reports had a tendency to be "far from the truth" and the removals were "good for security as well as the image of the city".

"The government has the right to reclaim land and buildings belonging to its former institutions, so that it can offer the public service that is needed," Mogadishu local government spokesman Mohammed Yusuf told the BBC's Newsday programme.

"For that purpose, we move out people living on such lands or in those buildings... We tell them to put the national interest before the individual interest."

• Shelters flattened

The report says an eight-year old child and a mother of nine children were killed and several other residents were injured on 14 August when security forces opened fire on residents protesting against the eviction of a large settlement.

Some residents told Amnesty bulldozers had flattened their shelters, destroying their possessions and leaving them with nowhere to go.

When Amnesty delegates visited the area on 21 August they said they had seen evidence of a large number of shelters having been recently destroyed.

In March, Human Right Watch said displaced women in Mogadishu were reporting being gang-raped in the camps.

The group said managers of the camps - often allied to militias - were siphoning off food and other aid.

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud took office a year ago in a UN-backed bid to end two decades of violence, with clan-based warlords, Islamist militants and its neighbours all battling for control of the country.

Al-Shabab, or "The Youth", is fighting to create an Islamic state in Somalia - and despite being pushed out of key cities in the past two years, it still remains in control of smaller towns and large swathes of the countryside and launches attacks in Mogadishu.

Australia Magazine

Opera-Ballet "Carmen"

The ballet "Carmen" is based on an opera called the same way. The libretto was written by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy, based, at the time, on a novela called "Carmen" too, written by Prosper Mérimée.
The opera has musical numbers that are separated by dialogues. It tells the story of the downfall of Don José, a naïve soldier who is seduced by the wiles of the fiery Gypsy, Carmen. José abandons his childhood sweetheart and deserts from his military duties, yet loses Carmen's love to the glamorous toreador Escamillo, after which José kills her in a jealous rage. It were reproduce by the first time on Paris 3 March 1875.
The depictions of proletarian life, immorality and lawlessness, and the tragic death of the main character on stage, broke new ground in French opera and were highly controversial. The opera were reproduced the first time in Paris, March 3rd, 1875. The opera were not revived in Paris until 1883. After that it became the most  frequently performed operas.
The music of Carmen has been widely acclaimed for its brilliance of melody, harmony, atmosphere and orchestration, and for the skill with which Bizet musically represented the emotions and suffering of his characters.
It's a great opera and ballet. It will performed on Santiago this saturday August 31st, 2013 on the Teatro Municipal as a ballet. It seems promissing.

Speech to recieve the new Access group

Good morning everyone, I’m so happy to be here, I’m really nervous, but for me is a huge honor to recieve you. This is a wonderfull oportunity and a great experience. Here, you can meet beautiful people, partners, friends, and after a while, they will be like your family. For me they are.
You're going to learn lots of things about being a group, about share. This is not just a group to learn english, this group teaches you fellowship and other things, It will be sad to get up early every saturday, but it definetely worth it.
I'm so glad and happy that the U.S Embassy, at the end, has decided to continue with this program, because it will open you so many doors. You'll visit many beautiful places and will have really great times. You too have the chance to travel to USA, to speak with Americans, to hear testimonies about the program and many other things. I hope you to seize this opportunity, because this is one in a million. You will not regret about this.
At first is a little bit difficult to use to hear everything in english, write in english and read in english, but with the time you'll feel confortable with it and even if you don't notice, you'll learn a lot, really a lot. For example,with the  2012-2013 Access group we went to  the "Museo Bellas Artes", "Cerro Santa Lucia", "MIM", "Teatro Municipal", "Valparaiso-Viña Del Mar", "Movistar Arena: Harlem Globetrotter's Show", and many other places. You maybe can go to more places than we, but try to don't miss classes, sometimes you'll be relaxed, but don't lose your first thouts of this, don't lose your enthusiasm from the begining. If you need anything of us, you can count on us, I'm speeking for the hole group with this, don't doubt it. Well, my best wishes for you in this new adventure. Thanks to everyone.

How sports can change someones life?

Playing sports is like a way out of everything, you forget your problems and can concentrate on something else that makes you feel better. Play any sport is take care of your life in a better way. Is a healthy way to lose weight, to recreate and distract yourself, and if you play any sport, probably you should eat better than you did before. Any sport makes you to get a better lifestyle, appreciate all the sacrifice that other people, who do it professionaly, need to do to get where they are.
If you dedicate time to it and effort to do it, you can become an imporant person on that. Play sports isn't easy, you should do your best and give everything that you can to get far, but you'll feel more comfortable with yourself.
Also, it's so gratifying to do something right, be successful, and be an example to someone else, a referent. If you do some sport that you like, you'll do everything to do it right, give your best and be happy with it, and if you made a mistake, you will keep going and try it again.
If you practice a sport, anyone can ensure that you'll be successful or known, but you will do something for yourself, and you will get a better lifestyle, and be an example for next generations.