Spain, The Notebook, and Human Rights: A Personal View

My Life in Spain

I live in Spain, and the capital is Madrid.

There are Spanish inhabitants in my country, and the language is Spanish. Where I live, we speak Spanish.

The government in my country is a parliamentary monarchy, and the leader is Mariano Rajoy.

The currency we use is the Euro.

The most important celebration is National Day, celebrated on October 12th. My favorite celebration is Carnivals.

The most famous person in my country is Mariano Rajoy. He is the Prime Minister.

A typical characteristic of my country is the tortilla. It is the most typical food in our country.

In my opinion, the good things about my country are good food and a variety of tourist sites.

The bad things in my country are the economic challenges we currently face.

"The Notebook" Film Review

This review is about the film "The Notebook," directed by Nick Cassavetes. The main characters are Allie (played by Rachel McAdams) and Noah (played by Ryan Gosling). The film is about Noah and Allie, who meet and fall in love during the summer of 1940. An old man tells his fellow asylum residents the love story of these young people while reading from The Notebook. The film is a love story, which is the type of film I like best. I would classify the film as universal because everyone can watch it. The running time of the film is 124 minutes. I would use these words to describe the film plot: mind-blowing, interesting, and fabulous. These words would describe the characters: nice, interesting, and fabulous.

In my opinion, it is one of the best love films because the story it tells is very nice.

Thoughts on Human Rights

I think about human rights every day. Human rights are important because:

• They help those who cannot speak up for themselves.
• They help those less fortunate.
• They help set a moral standard.
• They help set an ethical standard.

I believe that certain human rights are more important than others.

In my opinion, the most important human right is the right against discrimination.

I don't visit a country that ignores human rights because I don't want to support the country by spending my money there.

I am not a member of a human rights organization.