Pasion Flamenca Dance School, in Caracas, offered her a Contemporary and Classical instructor position. At the age of 20, Carla discovered Flamenco and realised that it was the true musical form of movement and expression she was looking for.
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The artist is a Spanish Tutor, professional dancer, choreographer and dance teacher.Ĭarla has received dance training since she was 14 in Classical, Jazz, Contemporary, Tango, African and Cuban dances. She holds a Literature and Language Degree (Caracas, Venezuela) and completed her thesis on ‘ Lorca and Flamenco, the R elationship between Spanish Poetry and the Art of Flamenco’.
Flamenco manifests the human tragedy represented in life, love and death.Ĭarla Soto & Ritmos Flamencos UK give a taste of this art performing the most popular Flamenco rhythms.
Finally, some basic steps are proposed in order to make the community participation an effective tool for sustainable development.As an artistic genre created in Andalusia in the ninetieth century, Flamenco expresses a musical fusion of oppressed cultures (Arabic, Gipsies from India, Jewish, African and Spanish from lower classes) singing, music, dance and drama. From this base, we intend to raise concern on these selected aspects that could be addressed to improve the effectiveness of the existing framework, both in Chile and in other developing countries, where immature environmental impact assessment and public management systems face similar pressures in relation to the sustainable use of their natural resources. Results show that there is generally a significant lack of knowledge about institutions and participation tools. This factor is clearly reflected in the case study considered. Also, the State& amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp amp #39 s rush to develop Internet-based communication and management systems has built a barrier for poor, traditional communities. This is due to a number of reasons, such as the imbalance of resources and knowledge among the majority of participating communities and project proponents, the complexity and administrative and legal constraints to participation, and the dominant interest of the Central Government in approving investments, specifically in energy and natural resources related projects, which generate wealth and jobs. However, this possibility is very limited and difficult to exert, often resulting in frustration for the participants. The Environmental Basis Act 19300, enacted in 1994, considers the participation of the local community in the environmental impact assessment of new projects. This analysis is sustained by the description and analysis of the stakeholder participation possibilities in a representative rural area of North-Central Chile. more The main objective of this paper is to present a critical analysis of the stakeholder participation process within the Environmental Impact Assessment System in Chile, after ca.
The main objective of this paper is to present a critical analysis of the stakeholder participati.
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