TRANSANTIAGO >> BEFORE AND AFTER

Generally, I think this new system is better than the last one. But it is important to say I could be considering this system as a good one only because of my particular suburb (I mean La Florida); and maybe, if I lived in other ones, I would be saying right now that is a bad bad system. It is to say: is Transantiago working diferrently, depending of the area of Santiago?

Well, the thing is I think is better now. Why? Less theft, less buses' carrers, and machines working at dawn (that save me a lot).

When it started, the system was shit, really. Every one knows that. And now, from my experience, it's a lot better.

What I would change on this??? Is something that I'm interested more, more than if is better now ore worse: there is a political problem in the workers' organization of those companies. When they have gone to strike, they have used a bad method of pression: get useless the machines (the buses), saved them at their place of work. The "leaders" of the unions are forgetting something very important: all strikes are an class instrument. So, what should they do instead that method? Well, get out the buses (from the central place of work) and to get people with free access to theirs "tours" (theirs lines of work on Santiago): bring them with free pass. That would be a struggle method that would receive support of a lot of people, maybe of the medias, and that would generate an eficient pression to the companies' propietaries.

THEME: A COUNTRY I WOULD LIKE TO VISIT.

The country I would like to visit is definitly BRASIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL. Why??? The are three reasons: women, soccer and beer. About the first reason, I want to have parties all night with the "garotiñas", to do things that I can't say here -in this nice and saint blog-, and to dance with all my blood and pasion. Abouth second one, I want to play soccer there because is a country with a very good game, a jogga bonito, or a beautiful play. And about thirth one, is something that I can connect with the first one. Why I mention that one? Because en Chile I can't drink in the street, but in Brasil sometimes they close some streets and get tables for to people can drink quitely, taking sun all the fucking day.

What happens if I don't go? Nothing, it doesn't matter, because, any way, in Chile I get women (better ones than brasilian women), soccer wiht my friends (better of course than brasil's soccer), and, of course, the delicious and divine, delicacy of gods, the chilean beer, especificly Dorada (golden one), that I drink with happines and in "thaa street" (not as in Brasil, legal, but funny in any way, more funny I guess).

FIRST TERM: GOOD AND BAD POINTS

This was a good and difficult first term. Good, because I had a lot of thinks that I like to do, and difficult, because there were too many ones. To make get that, I had to decide to reduce the concentration in things about academy, to have more time and head to think other things. In general, I made it, but there was difficult to pass the classes and to learn. But, in other dimension, I learned very much in thinks about organization, how is the carrer, how to make grupal activities, etc. That was my life. I really liked that, I was very happy, and with time to do my things in general. But fiannaly I was very tired, so much that I clutter. So, all this leads in make a second term very light, relaxing, with more time to me (personal time I mean). In other topics, there is no much to say, because I concentrated my life in this; but, like always, I was very good with my family, meeting a good and beautiful woman that I continue knowing, seeing my friends of all my life, playing baby-football, and having fun in a lot of parties like will be for a long long time. And with this last sentence, I complete 200 words. More about me, another day.