Albarracin (Fabvio), Fabio a

Old Man: Neither Fallen; nor Conquered: the Emigrant / the Immigrant Albarracin (Fabvio), Fabio a

Publisher Marketing: He, as an ordinary man, was able to see lights at the end of a "tunnel." and decided to build a "Healthy Bridge" between South and North, East and West and all mankind. The backbone of this story is "Immigration," all of the knowledge, merits and consequences that come with it. It is a like a "railroad," complex and dangerous, a bumpy road, it is modern and real and "avoids confrontation" because it is "adherent to the positive." He is a walker, confidant and sovereign that, as very young went to see the world and to learn about how was his environment and possibilities. The search "dreams and illusions," values and "mental peace," it is the usage of "word power, prase power and a bigger power, "Imagination" He learned to "communicate completely with the English Language" by "developing his own formula," very effectively. His purpose was to be able to surpass constantly his education by implementing every aspect of the learning process into a profession, that is practice the learned. Examples were: "International Business, Sales, Insurance, Interpreter and Translator." "Immigration Studies," becomes a reality, it is a constant in today's society, here and elsewhere as well as "International Affairs." To be capable of assimilating into the best holiday of this country, "Thanksgiving" such a unique spectacle. To have to learn about "Respect" and that the option of the "American Way of Life," "cannot be taken away, by no one. Here, he did not received any "Cheap Subsidies" or "Cheap Promises," society here is "strongly build" to last for ever. "To emigrate, it's the "Spinal Columnt" of a universal problem of clearly identifiable proportions. A maker and marginer of people that puts all kind of barriers, cause pains, anguished and mournfulness. Established a judiciary and social order to enlightening firmly whether it will Break the problematical with wisdom and intelligence."