... , rice, wheat, beans, fruits, and vegetables. They also raise cattle, water buffalo, sheep, and goats. There main industry includes: textiles, tourism, food processing, petroleum, cement and construction. Like most underdeveloped and poor countries there is people who have a lot of money and don't live in poverty these people live in nicer homes and have a lot more than the average peasant. People who ... be very extreme and unbearable to what we are used to. In the summer temperatures often exceed 100 degrees and in the winter they range from 70-80 degrees. In countries such as Nigeria,...

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... much food available for purchase, it grows "too ripe". Likewise, the turkeys on display are still alive because the natives cannot afford to buy them. This is analogous to many underdeveloped nations, who, despite having a wealth of resources, are unable to utilize them to their fullest potential due to a multitude of causes ranging from corrupt governments to foreign economic imperialism and ... capitalism. These poor countries, much as the beggars in the market, lack the economic autonomy to change their fate. The hungry and the beggar scrounge on the dirty ground searching for scraps...

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