<< I have a few dozens of relatives left in Ecuador and I want them in Spain with me.
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Wow, you reproduce faster than worms.
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Wow, you reproduce faster than worms.
Which language is the most intellectual?
<< What's so good about having a pure Spain anyway? It's probably worse in the long run. >>
It's not only worse, it's totally false.
Spaniards are a mixture of Iberians, Celts, Celtiberians, Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Vandals, Suebi, Visigoths, Vikings, Slavs, Alans, Jews, Berbers, Arabs and Gipsies.
So much for "pure".
And don't you forget, British twits, that DNA analysis show that you are the descendant of Iberians.
It's not only worse, it's totally false.
Spaniards are a mixture of Iberians, Celts, Celtiberians, Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Vandals, Suebi, Visigoths, Vikings, Slavs, Alans, Jews, Berbers, Arabs and Gipsies.
So much for "pure".
And don't you forget, British twits, that DNA analysis show that you are the descendant of Iberians.
<< Cuban degrees are not recognised in USA >>
The truth is that students who graduate from Cuban Universities meet licensing requirements in the United States. The graduates must pass two exams to apply for residency at U.S. hospitals, and then a third test, much like students who received medical degrees in other countries.
Same applies for the European Union, who treats graduates from Cuban Universities in the same way it treats graduates from any other non-EU country.
The rate of success from students who graduate from Cuban Universities is sensible higher than the average from other countries due to the high level of preparation.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19942866/
Does it annoy you the fact that you can obtain a highly regarded University degree without having your parents paying for it?
That's good twit, your annoyance is my satisfaction.
The truth is that students who graduate from Cuban Universities meet licensing requirements in the United States. The graduates must pass two exams to apply for residency at U.S. hospitals, and then a third test, much like students who received medical degrees in other countries.
Same applies for the European Union, who treats graduates from Cuban Universities in the same way it treats graduates from any other non-EU country.
The rate of success from students who graduate from Cuban Universities is sensible higher than the average from other countries due to the high level of preparation.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19942866/
Does it annoy you the fact that you can obtain a highly regarded University degree without having your parents paying for it?
That's good twit, your annoyance is my satisfaction.
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The rate of success from students who graduate from Cuban Universities is sensible higher than the average from other countries due to the high level of preparation. >>
Hehe, or due to the high level of bribery and free rides for the children of the Communist party elite.
The rate of success from students who graduate from Cuban Universities is sensible higher than the average from other countries due to the high level of preparation. >>
Hehe, or due to the high level of bribery and free rides for the children of the Communist party elite.
German language is most intellectual. English borrowed from German philosophy terms such as
Zeitgeist,
Weltschmerz,
Wertfreiheit,
Weltanschauung,
Übermensch,
Dasein,
Wille zur Macht,
Gestalt,
Gesamtkunstwerk ,
Gesellschaft,
Götterdämmerung,
leitmotiv and so on.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_German_expressions_in_English
http://german.about.com/library/blvoc_gerloan1b.htm
Zeitgeist,
Weltschmerz,
Wertfreiheit,
Weltanschauung,
Übermensch,
Dasein,
Wille zur Macht,
Gestalt,
Gesamtkunstwerk ,
Gesellschaft,
Götterdämmerung,
leitmotiv and so on.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_German_expressions_in_English
http://german.about.com/library/blvoc_gerloan1b.htm
<< due to the high level of bribery and free rides for the children of the Communist party elite >>
Have you read the link I posted, moron?
Here, again:
U.S. students graduate from Cuban med school
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19942866/
... about 2,100 students from 25 countries graduated from the medical school, including some 1,200 medical doctors, as well as dentists, nurses and medical technicians. More than 10,000 students attend the school that opened in 1999 to provide free training to foreign students from disadvantaged families.
Have you read the link I posted, moron?
Here, again:
U.S. students graduate from Cuban med school
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19942866/
... about 2,100 students from 25 countries graduated from the medical school, including some 1,200 medical doctors, as well as dentists, nurses and medical technicians. More than 10,000 students attend the school that opened in 1999 to provide free training to foreign students from disadvantaged families.
How many nobel prizes Cuba has? Given the excellency of Cuban universities I guess that they are many.
<<How many nobel prizes Cuba has?>>
Surely, Fidel has a Nobel Peace Prize (or maybe two)?
Surely, Fidel has a Nobel Peace Prize (or maybe two)?
And how many from Dominican Republic, Haiti or Jamaica.
What are you now comparing Cuba to Sweden?
Anyway, the prize has been criticized over the years, with people suggesting that money, influence and fame are more important than actual achievements.
The most famous case for this was in 1973 when Henry Kissinger won the peace prize for bringing peace to Vietnam, when the War in Vietnam did not end until two years later.
Excuse me, but that's hilarious, and it also explains why no Cuban will ever get one, no matter how much they'd deserve it.
What are you now comparing Cuba to Sweden?
Anyway, the prize has been criticized over the years, with people suggesting that money, influence and fame are more important than actual achievements.
The most famous case for this was in 1973 when Henry Kissinger won the peace prize for bringing peace to Vietnam, when the War in Vietnam did not end until two years later.
Excuse me, but that's hilarious, and it also explains why no Cuban will ever get one, no matter how much they'd deserve it.
<<And how many from Dominican Republic, Haiti or Jamaica.
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None, Dominican Republic, Haiti or Jamaica are shitty countries like Cuba. At least you admit that Castro has converted Cuba in another Haiti when in 1950 Cuba was richest country in Latin America.
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None, Dominican Republic, Haiti or Jamaica are shitty countries like Cuba. At least you admit that Castro has converted Cuba in another Haiti when in 1950 Cuba was richest country in Latin America.
But the U.S. students who graduated from Cuban med school had to do it in Spanish, which is the language of instruction in Cuba, so yes, for them, Spanish is definitely most intellectual and far more useful than any other language.
Here, the link again.
U.S. students graduate from Cuban med school
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19942866/
Here, the link again.
U.S. students graduate from Cuban med school
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19942866/
So 2 students did a med school course in spanish, and the proves spanish is the most useful and intellectual?
the hell?
the hell?