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Centros Binacionales Colombo Americanos

Los Centros Binacionales (Colombos) de Colombia son instituciones culturales y educativas autónomas, sin ánimo de lucro, creadas durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial con el fin de contribuir a las buenas relaciones entre Colombia y Estados Unidos. Muchos de estos centros fueron creados en 1942. Cada mes, ellos reúnen en conjunto un promedio de 32,500 estudiantes de inglés. Adicionalmente, realizan actividades culturales, tienen biblioteca pública y programas de Asesoria Educativa en Estados Unidos. Los Centros Colombo Americanos realizan acuerdos con la Embajada, con el auspicio de la Sección de Asuntos Públicos, con un amplio margen de proyectos de beneficio mutuo; sin que ello implique que dependan económicamente del gobierno de Estados Unidos.

Actualmente existen nueve Centros Colombo Americanos de diferentes tamaños en Armenia, Barranquilla, Bogota, Bucaramanga, Cali, Cartagena, Manizales, Medellín, y Pereira. Algunos de ellos, cuentan con sedes en sus ciudades. Cada centro Colombo Americano es administrado por una Junta Directiva, compuesta generalmente por colombianos y ciudadanos estadounidenses residentes en Colombia; algunos de sus Directores Ejecutivos son ciudadanos norteamericanos.

Las oficinas de Asesoria Estudiantil ofrecen información acerca del proceso de admisión en las Universidades de Estados Unidos, ayuda financiera y programas de becas, Institutos de enseñanza de Inglés y sus exámenes, campamentos de verano e intercambios de trabajo.

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Centros Binacionales | Embajada de EE.UU. en Colombia

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Centros Binacionales Colombo Americanos Los Centros Binacionales (Colombos) de Colombia son instituciones culturales y educativas autónomas, sin ánimo de lucro, creadas durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial con el fin de contribuir a las buenas relaciones entre Colombia y Estados Unidos. Muchos de estos centros fueron creados en 1942.

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Washington D.C. Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

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How to say HELLO! How are you? Greet Americans! English Pronunciation

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Watch this video and answer the following the 4 questions:
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- Where are you from ?
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How to Introduce Yourself -- American English Pronunciation

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Learn Jobs & Occupations vocabulary in English via Flashcards | HD |

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Side by side 1 chapter 7 Places around Town Prepositions of Location There is/Theere are

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THE UMBRELLA- SUMMARIZED BY: OSCAR MARTINEZ

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THE UMBRELLA- SUMMARIZED BY: OSCAR MARTINEZ

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SUMMARY BOOK THE UMBRELLA-OSCAR VICENTE MARTINEZ

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Sara Says No ! By Diego Alejandro Jimenez 

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Sara Says No ! By Diego Alejandro Jimenez 

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WHAT DO THE LETTERS D & C MEAN IN WASHINGTON, D.C. ?  Let´s read to find out !

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WHAT DO THE LETTERS D & C MEAN IN WASHINGTON, D.C. ?  Let´s read to find out !

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To answer the question, we must go back about two-hundred years, to the beginning of the United States. The states approved a Constitution for the country in seventeen-eighty-eight. But they could not decide where to build the permanent capital. Northern states did not want the capital in the south because of slavery. The southern states did not want it in the north. Several places were proposed, but Congress could not agree on one.

Then Thomas Jefferson of Virginia invited Alexander Hamilton of New York to dinner to discuss the dispute. Two congressmen from Virginia were also there. The four men talked politics.

Southern votes had defeated a bill in Congress that Mister Hamilton wanted very much to be approved. It would have required the federal government to pay the money owed by the states for fighting the war to gain independence from Britain.

The two Virginia congressmen agreed to change their votes against the bill. And, Mister Hamilton agreed to find northern votes to support a proposal to build the capital along the Potomac River between the states of Virginia and Maryland. That is how Congress agreed to build the capital in a federal area on land provided by the two states.

A year later, officials announced that the city would be called Washington, in honor of the country's first president, George Washington. The larger federal area would be named the District of Columbia. Columbia had become another name for the United States, one that was used by poets and other writers. The name came from Christopher Columbus, the explorer who sailed from Europe across the Atlantic Ocean to the Western Hemisphere.

Today, Washington, D.C. is known to those who live in the area as the District. But if you want to write to us, our address is Washington, D.C.

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#4 - What Do the Letters D and C Mean in Washington, D.C? - 2004-10-13

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To answer the question, we must go back about two-hundred years, to the beginning of the United States. The states approved a Constitution for the country in seventeen-eighty-eight. But they could not decide where to build the permanent capital. Northern states did not want the capital in the south because of slavery.

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Don´t forget to access this amazing library exclusive for Colombo students. JUST SELECT Bucaramanga as YOUR LIBRARY, THEN SIGN IN BY USING YOUR ID CARD NUMBER AS BOTH YOUR CARD NUMBER AND PIN, and Get ready to start borrowing books galore !

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Browse, borrow, and enjoy titles from the Colombian/American Bi-national Centers digital collection.

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WANNA PRACTICE LISTENING ANYTIME,  ANYWHERE ?

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WANNA PRACTICE LISTENING ANYTIME,  ANYWHERE ?

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Log on the TopNotch website to download your classroom audio program at no charge.

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Top Notch 3rd Edition prepares adults and young adults to interact confidently in English. A communicative English course, it makes English unforgettable through the right input of language, intensive practice, and systematic recycling.

Top Notch is the best choice for a fun and engaging course with the widest range of student and teacher support materials.

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Top Notch 3rd Edition prepares adults and young adults to interact confidently in English. A communicative English course, it makes English unforgettable through the right input of language, intensive practice, and systematic recycling. Top Notch is the best choice for a fun and engaging course with the widest range of student and teacher support materials.

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Cambridge Dictionary | English Dictionary, Translations & Thesaurus

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The most popular dictionary and thesaurus for learners of English. Definitions and meanings of words with pronunciations and translations.

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UNIT 3: PLACES AROUND TOWN
UNIT 3: PLACES AROUND TOWN
POWER POINT PRESENTATION VERB TO BE
POWER POINT PRESENTATION VERB TO BE
My Introdution.Luis Machuca
My Introdution.Luis Machuca

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See all the wonderful things Marco Tulio Ospina Villabona has made