Universities and schools across Brazil are now paralysed because of student protests and teachers striking. I don’t particularly want to comment on the situation here because it is so sad and complicated. So, in order to make the best of
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Universities and schools across Brazil are now paralysed because of student protests and teachers striking. I don’t particularly want to comment on the situation here because it is so sad and complicated. So, in order to make the best of
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It is truly bizarre to think I set out on my year abroad nearly a year and a half ago. Nevertheless, looking back on it now, it’s hard to contain my nostalgia and the incredible connections and experiences I embraced
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3,686 km from mainland Chile, 5 hours by plane, and with no port or harbour, Easter Island is one of the most remote inhabited islands in the World. Famous for its big heads, or Moai as they are known in
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Blumenau? How about Blumen-wow!!! The bus slowly backed into the parking space, Two men fell silent before screeching at the top of their voices “We’re going to Blumenauuuuuuu!!!!” I am not a self-confessed fan of beer, nor am I usually
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A 2 day public holiday for All Saints Day meant we took the opportunity to escape up north to visit the Atacama Desert and take a tour of the south western Bolivian national parks. We arrived in San Pedro de Atacama, effectively
Read moreSomething to remember when you’re on your year abroad…it’s not your home. By that I don’t mean you’re not going to feel at home, but that you should remember that Brazil or China or Spain or wherever you are isn’t
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