COLOMBIAN FUTURE

In the future economically, Colombia will have one of the best economies of South America; the MYPIMES will have greater opportunities to expand their businesses, increasing trade agreements, the export growth by 70%, national funds ventures multiply, serving micro, and enhance the business opportunity and business growth alternatives.

The idea is to create a political structure based on international cooperation of leading countries, and those who are the number one agents in industry, economic and social development. The support of major powers, free trade agreements could be instrumental in country’s development.

Colombia will have to seek for new markets as the economy and relations with the neighboring country (Venezuela), will be affected, by 80% if at the moment, the president of the neighboring country intends to cease all relations, political, commercial and economic.

Colombia as a result of their current relationship of military cooperation and operations with the United States will succeed in reducing narcoterrorism by 20%, obstructing both routes, sea and land, to block all types of illicit goods, hence stopping all criminal activity.

For the growth of population in the capital cities, Colombia will have a technological advance comparable to the major cities of the world, its infrastructure, scientific progress, their level of education and business development, will lead to all king of foreign investments.

The meetings and international exhibitions, not only will be given in capital cities, these will expand and grow at 60% of the Colombian territory, expanding the level of competitiveness, industrial development and international trade.
70% of the country, have an adequate number of free zones, increasing and facilitating a wide range of commercial agreements, enabling and expanding international trade policies as the ICOTERSM.

On the Colombian population, this presented some changes, and some kind of cultural structure, because of the increasing displacement and taking away their native territories, by hand of terrorist groups. Unfortunately, Native peoples, will be forced to re-adapt culturally. This type of displacement is currently present but in a few years, wil increase by 60%.

Regarding Education, institutions, colleges and universities wil expand their curriculum, incorporating new technologies and research facilities, aspects that are working today, but in the future it will work with higher capacity.

MY BIOGRAPHY

My biography
My name is Lina María Flórez Bertel. I was born on September 20, 1985 in Bucaramanga (Santander). I have two sisters: My older sister name is Diana and my younger sister is Lida. My parents are Eduardo Manuel Flórez and Vilma Rosa Bertel. 3 years ago my older sister got married, and now lives with her husband Julian and my niece Gabriella. At the moment I live with my mom and my younger sister, because my parents got divorce when I was 11.
At 5 years, I started at school. I studied my primary in Cajasan Lagos, and I studied my high school in Nuestra Señora del Pilar.
In 2000, I studied English and German, in the language institute at the Universidad Industrial de Santander (UIS), but it was long and I forget some of those languages.
In 2002, I started studying Industrial Engineering at the Pontificia Bolivariana University, and I'm about finish my career.
In 2007, I failed my career, because my family had no money to pay my university, and that year, I worked for a firm in the city of Medellin called Bésame. This company is dedicated to producing and selling underwear for women. I worked as a manager. And in the second half of 2008, I return to college to continue my career. At the moment I'm working in the Contraloría General de Santander.
I'm a little perfectionist and I like doing things right from the start.
I love dogs. I have two Schnauzer breed dogs, their names are Luna and Juana and I love them so much.
I like Italian food, as lasagna, pasta, but my favorite is pizza; chicken pizza with mushrooms. I really hate coffee, and it is curious because in my country everyone drinks coffee, and it’s strange for a Colombian don’t drink coffee.
I feel much affection for the culture of the Colombian Caribbean, because my family is from Barranquilla, I like the Vallenato, the football, and my favorite football team is the Junior of Barranquilla.
In the future I want to work in a free zone (Zona Franca) and I have thought about having a warehouse, I worked with my family to have the franchise of Victoria Secret.
Right now I'm doing my degree project and I hope to graduate in March next year.