Monserrat Parraguez

 Hello dear readers, today I will talk about a very debatable topic in my country, education. If we consider primary education as schools, in my country schools are divided into two big groups, public and private; in relation to these groups there is a big distinction as to which one is better... do private schools really have better education than public schools? My answer is, depends... I studied in a public school, both in Santiago and in a region in the south, and my appreciation is that if I learned. I learned what I should have learned corresponding to the year I was studying and I felt satisfied with my education because thanks to it I managed to get to the university. But once inside the university I realized that the knowledge I had was basic compared to my classmates, I realized that they had a deeper knowledge of all the subjects, which I did not have.  There are teachers in public schools who like what they do and make an effort to provide a good education for their student

  Hello to all my readers! Today we will touch on the subject of religion. Is religion important to me? Over the years I have been changing my vision on this subject, when I was small, I part of a religion, the Catholic one and I have my sacraments but now that I am older I see religion differently. I see religion as a belief, that people need to believe in something to feel complete and/or safe, the issue is that religion is standardized, Christian, Jewish, Mormon, etc. I don't consider myself part of any but I believe in religion, I believe that there is something superior to us and that things don't happen why, maybe it's god, maybe the stars, maybe the planets, I don't know, but   I know that I believe in something and that I don't feel obliged to go to a parish for example or pray every night, but I feel that I won't be alone, there is something omnipresent that will always be with us. What about you? What is religion? Let me know in the comments

 Hello dear readers, today I will talk to you about a very important topic such as Health in Chile. The health service in our country is good compared to some health services in Latin America, however, it is not perfect. I think there are quite a few shortcomings that have been going on for quite a few years in the public service, it is not possible for a patient to have to wait so long for an operation or treatment that would save his life. How to improve this? I honestly believe that the money destined for health is very little, since money is allocated for things that are not really important and something as significant as the health of the inhabitants is left aside. More money should be allocated to purely dedicated to care services and that this should be corroborated if it gets where it should and is not lost along the way. Do you think the government is doing everything possible to prevent diseases? No, if we refer to the pandemic, at the time the first thing it should have don

hello everyone! Politics in my country is a very controversial issue, throughout my life I have seen how the system in my country was affecting me while I was growing up, but I never felt part of it or understood how it worked. To this day I have basic notions of the politics, for example, who is the president, who are the ministers, things that before when I was little I did not know, despite that, I think there is a lack of   culture and education about it. Is it important to vote? Yes, of course it´s, however, it becomes more democratic and representative when citizens are educated about what they are going to vote for, not when you do just to comply with your civil obligation and without information. Even so, many times we prioritize other aspects of our lives and leave aside things as important as informing ourselves to vote, especially with older adults who are sometimes influenced by their family or young people who are influenced by social networks to vote without the maturit