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Tropical rainforests are located around the equator spanning 4800 km across South America, Central America, Africa, and Southeast Asia. They have a climate with about 250cm of annual precipitation and temperatures between 20-25°C. While supporting the greatest diversity of wildlife including parrots, toucans and jaguars, tropical rainforests have poor soil quality due to heavy rainfall and slow plant growth in the dense forests.
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Ya en el cuarto capítulo presento algunas acciones concretas que ayudarán a los pobres a tener una mayor inclusión en la Iglesia y ayudarle a la dignificación de su humanidad.
En la vida del pobre y en razón de su pobreza no hay solamente destrucción y muerte: el pobre desarrolla todo un humanismo, y no a pesar de ser pobre sino justamente por ser pobre. Para Jesús el pobre es el hombre auténtico, el que posee los verdaderos valores; es el hombre nuevo con quien Él quiere construir su reino.
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- 1. Tropical Rainforest By: Alex, Brett, Dylan
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