TRASLATION SPANISH --> ENGLISH. SOME NAMES HAVE BEEN LEFT OUT BECAUSE LATIN AMERICAN TEACHERS HAVE BEEN
HUMILIATED BY THE GARDUNIANS IN IBERO-AMERICA.
> Hello, my name is ||||||||||||||, and I want to tell you what has happened with a summer course called Interaction 2019.
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> We work in Mexico, at the |||||||||||||||||||||||||. We are a group of fourteen teachers. Now we are visiting professionals in
> Europe.
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> A few weeks ago I contacted Mrs. Urbieta because our accountant asked us for information to pay the registration for the congress,
> and we have had several unpleasant surprises, which I next enumerate:
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> 1) Mrs. Urbieta who answered us at the telephone number of the summer congress, has never answered the messages that we have
> been sending.
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> 2) We have had to register to obtain the information requested by the accountant in Mexico.
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> 3) How is it possible that a congress that turns 20 is within a summer course? Our accountant in Mexico told us that they do
> not to pay taxes, as read in several payment languages proforma: (*) BEZarik gabeko faktura, abenduaren 29ko 102/1992 Foru
> Dekretuko 20.Bat.9garren artikuluaren arabera, Gipuzkoako Lurralde Historikoaren araudi fiskala Balio Erantsiaren gaineko
> Zergari buruzko abenduaren 28ko 37/1992 Legera egokitzen owner. (*) Tax free according to Article 20.One 9th of the
> Regional Decree 102/1992, of 29 of December adapting the Fiscal Regulations of the Guipuzcua Historical Territory of to
> Law 37/1992, of December 28, of Value Added Tax. (*) And they criticize the beautiful Mexico.
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> 4) There is a high discrimination in the amount of registration between those that are associated with the AIPO summer course,
> and those who are not.
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> 5) We have found that access to extra-congress activities were sold out. Do we pay not to attend everything they put in the program?
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> 6) We see in the previous programs that the same authors repeat themselves and always saying the same thing.
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> 7) We do not find the international word in many previous conferences.
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> 8) We needed information to manage visas for three others teachers and their respective students, and they didn't help us either.
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> 9) They did not know if the certificate would include the summer course or not. We were told to contact the president for the
> rest of our doubts. Anyone ask that click something Güey, who has the same last name and beard, as the current
> representative of the Spanish |||||||||||, Santiago Abascal ¡Híjole!
>
> In short: We are not mensas.
>
> We have met with a typical village enclosure mowed by nationalism at all costs and as will all
> organizers, participants, etc. of the rally and its guateques and shindigs. .
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> In addition, there is very little seriousness in that rally when presented as International but accounting is a summer course.
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> We can read many of the works on the Internet because they repeat the same strawberries, as we say in Mexico.
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> The most serious thing has been the lack of respect for Latin American women, starting because they haven't even answered the
> messages we sent, or always sending to the same individual to other visa issues, certificates, etc.
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> Don't worry about us. In July we will go to ||||||||||||||| University |||||||||||||||||||, where they are receiving us with open
> arms and we have even obtained a special discount (very good), because we are a group.
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> Best regards,
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