I’d start my day waking up in a suite of the man-made Burj kalifa and then I’d go at the top of the skyscraper because they say that the view is Marvel🌃. Then, I’d go to the souks because there’s loads of items 🌶️👘💎and I’d like to get to know this bustling place and keep up with their heritage and lifestyle. Personally, I think it would be a culture shock, but I’m willing to visit Dubai.

I 'd like to start my day in Dubai by taking public transport to a place 🍽 where I can eat a traditional meal and observe the local culture specifically to see if the social customs differ from those in my own country. Afterward I would visit a Dubai souk to see if the bargaining style is similar to that of my country or if the vendors are more challenging to deal with. Finally I would like to go see the most amazing archaeological sites. That would be my half-day in Dubai.

In my opinion Mexico justice system is very unfair. For instance there was a case in which a teacher told a student that she needed to work harder but he did so while placing his hand on her shoulder. The student happened to have a father who was a lawyer and that lawyer pressed charges against the teacher. Consequently the teacher was arrested and held in jail for 15 days. During the trial no evidence was presented other than the student's testimony. The teacher's defense team called the other classmates as witnesses to describe what they had seen they all gave the same account that the teacher had simply touched her shoulder and without any malicious intent. The final verdict was that the teacher was declared innocent and the matter ended there. I have a question for my classmates if the police arrest someone without evidence intending to investigate after the arrest thereby exposing that person to numerous risks while in jail do you think that is right?

Old life and modern life, modern life is better because it’s more convenient. Ancient life was harder,there wasn’t quick communication I grew up with a Radio that we I listened to the news whereas my kids have smartphones I lived in a region cut off from the world.we didn’t have any communication devices. like phones internet and even electricity.I feel nostalgic when I remember my childhood or I see my old friends from childhood.even though that city I grew up became fast-paced.And seeing the 2000s photos was a blast from the past.Time has changed many things. The best of both worlds is the life-style the old was calm, and the modern is fast-paced and more convenient. however it's hard but sometimes we need to slow down

Living in the old world modern world or a mix of both 1Compared to a standard telephone a cell phone is more convenient it is portable allows you to send text messages and enables you to take photos hings that could not be done with a phone in the past. 2 The tradition I believe we should protect is December 24th and 25th In the past it was common for all of us siblings in my family to gather together nowadays however not everyone can attendsome have to work while others are in another country. 3What has changed in the community—specifically regarding family and friends—is that we can now stay in touch with them, regardless of whether they are in another country, through a video call or a simple phone call. Communication has changed for the better. 4 Modern life is fast paced a week or a month goes by in an instant What I do to slow down is after work I take an hour to watch Reels or a Netflix series and then I go to the gym to de-stress