You don’t work hard enough.
You don’t have enough education.
You can’t manage your money.
You made poor choices.
You don’t have the right skills.
You’d rather buy a cell phone than a bag of rice or beans.
You had too many kids.
You’d rather get a government handout than work for your money.
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Durante mi tiempo aquí en Costa Rica he recibido una historia muy positiva del país. La mayoría de las personas que presentan las charlas, los profesores de las clases, y mi familia tica han pintado un cuadro muy bonito para mi y mis compañeros. Por ejemplo, oí que sí hay ...
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Today we visited a wonderful organization called SIFAIS in a Costa Rican neighborhood called La Carpio. They serve a mostly immigrant community that is experiencing severe poverty by providing them with skills in the arts, among other things. The experience there was as I expected and similar to other organizations ...
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