UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DEL CALLAO

FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS ADMINISTRATIVAS

ESCUELA PROFESIONAL DE ADMINISTRACIÓN

TRABAJO GRUPAL
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INGLES III
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DOCENTE
SICCHA MACASSI LAURA CASILDA
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ALDANA CORDOVA LEONARDO
PIÑEIRO MOZOMBITE SANTIAGO
SÁNCHEZ MONTERO JUAN
TAIPE DAMIAN HEYDI
Peru's Ambassador to Israel: 160 compatriots
evacuated safe and sound
Peruvian Ambassador to Israel Manuel Cacho-Sousa on Saturday affirmed that 160
compatriots, who were registered at the Embassy in said Middle East country, were
evacuated from the area affected by the conflict to arrive safe and sound in Peru.
"In the early hours of the morning, at 4:15 a.m. (local time), the presidential plane took
off from Israel with 42 Peruvians, including stranded tourists and others considered
vulnerable, that is, elderly people living in the areas where attacks occurred," the
diplomat said in remarks to TVPeru.
"We considered them to be the most important. With this last group, a total of 160
Peruvians have been evacuated. Besides, they are safe and sound," he added.
Manuel Cacho-Sousa stated that the conflict in the Middle East country broke out a
week ago, noting that after the attacks occurred, information was immediately provided
to Peruvians who requested it, many of whom were tourists at first.
"Tourists were identified first because, although the international airport was not
attacked, airlines were not flying in, so we opened the registration and registered the
names of 160 people," he pointed out.
Unable to get flights, a first group was evacuated by land through Jordan; from there,
they headed to Madrid (Spain) on a commercial flight, the Peruvian envoy commented.
"We provided them with accommodation, permanent advice, transportation, as well as
the flight ticket from Oman (Jordan) to Madrid. We managed to keep in contact with
them.
Besides, the remaining ones flew yesterday to Rome (Italy) before heading to Lima,
thanks to the support of the President (Dina Boluarte) and the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs," he said.
Likewise, the ambassador explained that only 25 out of 42 Peruvians who traveled to
Rome will fly aboard the presidential plane, while the remaining group will head to
Lima on a commercial flight.
Finally, he stressed that the registration of Peruvians who wish to leave Israel has not
been closed yet, since 20 applications have been received. However, this list includes
compatriots who live and work in said nation, but who no longer have a place to go in
Peru.
 SECOND QUALIFIED PRACTICE
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
1. You must work this second practice in groups and will be delivered
printed on Octuber 18 or 20.
2. Make a summary in English 60 words, about this news.

Peruvian Ambassador to Israel, Manuel Cacho-Sousa, announced the successful

evacuation of 160 Peruvians from the conflict-affected region in Israel. This
evacuation included tourists and vulnerable individuals, particularly the elderly.
The evacuation was organized due to the conflict that started a week ago. The
first group was transported by land through Jordan to Madrid, Spain, and then
subsequently to Lima, Peru.
The remaining group traveled to Rome, Italy, and will return to Lima. The
registration for Peruvians wishing to leave Israel remains open, including those
who have no place to go in Peru.

3. Translate into Spanish the following words and make statements

with each one in English:

a) The Peruvian ambassador who is in Israel was outraged by the fact.

b) Peruvian compatriots returned safely to their homes.
c) The Peruvian embassy in Israel was not affected by the attacks.
d) Not all compatriots were evacuated successfully.
e) The presidential plane is a symbol of a nation's leadership and power.
f) Elderly people often have a wealth of knowledge and experience to
share with younger generations.
g) Diplomats play a crucial role in maintaining peaceful relations between
countries through skilled negotiation and communication.
h) Resolving conflict through open dialogue and compromise is often the
best way to achieve lasting peace and understanding.
i) The Ministry reported that a total of 17 Peruvians will be repatriated on
commercial flights.
j) My father bought a plane ticket to visit my grandfather for Christmas.
k) Yesterday a missile exploded near the embassy, leaving several civilians
injured.
l) The missing people at the party were identified.