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Tag: Dominican Republic

How the ‘fuku’ is an obstacle to happiness for characters in Oscar Wao and how they try to solve this issue?

Posted on February 16, 2018 by JL Admin

The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao has attained both popular and critical acclaim. The novel is a melange of several interesting stylistic features. It brings social history, science fiction and magical fantasy all together in an experimental narrative form. The copious use of footnotes and imaginative asides are also notable. The novel is also…

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Hispanics in the United States today

Posted on March 21, 2015 by admin

Hispanic Americans are the largest ethnic minority in the United States.  Of the total American population, nearly 17 percent are Hispanics. The terms Hispanic or Latino refer to Spanish speaking immigrants to the United States, who came from South and Central American countries.  These countries include El Salvador, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Bolivia, Columbia, Brazil,…

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