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La caricatura periodÃstica es un arte que envuelve conceptos, realidades y momentos. Uno de sus representantes es Bonil.

Bonil con sus caricaturas ha retratado el acontecer nacional y mundial; dándole un toque distinto a aquellos temas que son de difÃcil debate.
Puedes buscar sus trabajos en varios diarios ecuatorianos o sumergirte en sus bitácoras en lÃnea (mira los enlaces al final de artÃculo).
¿Cuál es tu caricaturista favorito?
Enlaces | Caricatura periodÃstica de Bonil | Humor Gráfico de Bonil
Post original de: El Blog de Palulo
Caricatura periodÃstica de Bonil
It doesn´t matter where you stay, the Mexican Caribbean is an exceptional location for shopping. From big malls to street vendors, from Mexican handcrafts to diamonds.
In Cancun, stroll the Tulum Avenue to see popular stores and the flea market that offers a wide variety of handrcrafts, you can also visit the 28 Market to get handcrafts easier or to eat autenthc mexican food nestled with local redisdents. In Cancun you can visit the most important malls featuring from small boutiques to big Department Stores as Plaza Kukulcan, with Luxury Avenue where the most important international brands like Armani, Vogue, Ferrgamo, Guchi, Mont Blanc, etc. are gathered. On other hand, Plaza Flamingo, Plaza Forum, Plaza Caracol, Plaza Las Américas are some other malls with a lot of shopping options.
In the Riviera Maya you can to visit the famous 5th Avenue in Playa del Carmen, walk from one end to the other to discover a colorful variety of shops, boutiques and jewelries.
Since Cozumel is a famous world Port of Call in the Caribbean, innumerous duty free stores are established in this island providing its visitors a unique opportunity to buy silver, gold, gem stones, perfumes and more, some times at bargain prices. All kinds of handcrafts can be found in this amazing island of Cozumel.
Have you tried shopping in Mexican Caribbean?
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ReMARKable Palate #153: Cachaça - The Spirit of Brazil
This week, we talk about the National Spirit of Brazil, Cachaça. I attended a party hosted by Sagatiba, a premium Brazilian Cachaça, and had the chance to sit down with Jared Brown and Anistatia Miller, cocktail, spirits, and liquor experts who happen to be married to each other! You heard them recently on All You Can Eat #52, speaking with our mutual friend Don Genova. Well today, they give us the benefit of their vast knowledge and research into the history of Cachaça and other New World spirits.
Exposition Universelle des Vins et Spiritueux
Sagatiba Cachaça
Theme Song: “Go Fish”, by Big Money Grip, from the Podsafe Music Network.
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Asian beauties made a clean sweep last night at Miss Universe 2007 pageant held at Mexico City. Miss Japan Miss Riyo Mori had made Asian proud by becoming the newly crowned Miss Universe 2007. Ms. Mori is 20 years-old and has been dancing since she was 4. She loves traveling the world and enjoys visiting museums and watching musicals. In addition, Miss Photogenic and Miss Congeniality also won by Asians, Miss Photogenic: Philippines - Anna Theresa Licaros Miss Congeniality: China - Ningning Zhang.
MISS RIYO MORI BEING CROWNED MISS UNIVERSE 2007
FANTASTIC MISS RIYO MORI OF JAPAN
BEING CROWNED AS MISS UNIVERSE 2007 WINNER
MISS JAPAN UNIVERSE 2007 SELECTION
I had my first classes on Monday. Beginning Portuguese is really the beginning—”What is your name? My name is…”—but you gotta start somewhere. I had a fair share of nodding-off during the day because I simply didn’t get enough sleep. In the early morning, before we had any classes, we were instructed to take a placement test. Just in case you needed more proof that you were a bum beginner… Really, though, it’s more for the people who can speak some Spanish already, since that augments your reading abilities while doing very little for your conversational skills.
Classes were all right, but afterwards we headed to a nearby capoeira school, Academia Mandinga, for a lecture and demonstration of capoeira. Again, I fell asleep during the lecture, which was droningly translated from Portuguese by the man who is going to be our TA for the culture class. But then we were invited to participate in some warm-ups and drills, and then in the capoeira roda (circle). Throwing kicks was pretty tiring; I haven’t done any of these exercises for a long time. In the roda, I seemed to forget all of the skills I’d ever learned, but it was still fun to play with the locals, as well as people from the program who’d had training before. It was definitely interesting to see capoeira of a different bent; the songs, the moves, the rhythm—all were entirely different from what I’d gotten used to in the Capoeira Brasil satellite class at UCLA.
I definitely want to join an academy as soon as possible. I mean, I’m in Brazil—I have to. But I did talk to one or two people from the program who didn’t see the merits of capoeira at all and intended to have nothing to do with it, preferring Afro-Brazilian dance. Well, different strokes for different folks! I just know that last night’s roda awakened something inside me that had been dormant for too long a while.
Along of the cost of Mexican Caribbean lies a magnificent and complex reef system, which extends from the northern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula to the Bay Islands in Honduras. This natural wonder is the second largest barrier reef in the world and is called the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef.
Though they cover less than 1% of th earth surface, coral reefs shelter an incredible variety of life. Reefs are home of higher density of species thayn any other marine environmental.
For many coastal communities, healthy reefs are key to sustaining traditional fishing activities. Coral reefs also good for business: diving tours, fishing trips, hotels, restaurants and other establishments based near reefs provide jobs and are important income to local economies.
As the Mexican Caribbean coastline develops into a popular destination, unsustainable human activities are inflicting a great strain in its fragile reefs. Activities such as the destruction of mangroves and seagrass beds can increase sedimentation in near shore waters and coral reefs. The over-harvesting of kay marine spacies and destrcutive fishing practices can upset the delicade balance of reef life in the region.Touching, finning into, and standing on reefs damages corals. The release of waste water into the ocean is harmful to corals. In addition, fertilzers from golf courses and agriculture favor algal growth which can smother coral.
These activities further damage reefs already weakened by factors such as hurricanes and climate change.
How to Help
1. Do not step on, touch or harvest coral.
2. Avoid picking up and disturbing pieces of coral.
3. Do not stir up the sandy ocean floor.
4. Do not drop ancors onto coral reef.
5. Do not buy or sell coral, turtle or conch jewerly.
6. Do not spear fish.
7. Use biodegradable sun-block.
8. Help keep the beach and ocean clean.
9. Do not eat prohibited or out of seson fish or seafood.
¿Are you doing something to protect coral reefs in around the world?
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