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Getting Well in Barranquilla

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1972
I was sitting in the Lounge of the Algonquin Princess after dinner, listening to the ship's orchestra scratch out a rumba, when Miss Holloway asked me the question. A slim, prehensile blonde from East Orange, perhaps 46 years of age, Miss Holloway would be dining at my right through the entire cruise.
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The Rise of Barranquilla

The Hispanic American Historical Review, 1954
T HE LEADING PORT of the north coast of South America is Barranquilla. Still an insignificant village when the neighboring ports of Cartagena and Santa Marta had been commercially and politically important for nearly three hundred years, it developed in the second half of the nineteenth century into Colombia's principal commercial entrepot. While there
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Delincuencia juvenil en Barranquilla

2021
Juvenile delinquency in Barranquilla is a latent problem in our city, due to the wave of crimes and robberies that happen every day. It is a situation that is observed frequently and one of the issues that most disturb the community; robberies, rapes, theft of residences, kidnappings, among other existing modalities created.
Muñoz Vasquez, Yoryle   +2 more
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Winny positioning in Barranquilla

2019
El presente artículo es producto de una investigación, cuyo objetivo consistió medir el nivel de posicionamiento entre los consumidores de pañales Winny en el mercado de la ciudad de Barranquilla. De tal manera, el paradigma de esta investigación fue cuantitativo, de carácter transversal, y tipo descriptivo, que se realizó una encuesta en escala de ...
García, Karol Dayana   +3 more
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The Rebellious Jargon of Barranquilla Youth

Hispania, 1964
mente a una conclusi6n." There is no single word in Spanish which will serve the purpose. It is no wonder that the Americans were quite annoyed when they found out that the Panamanians expected negotiations. And the Panamanians must have felt that they had one more example of Yankee duplicity when it became clear that the Americans, as they stated, had
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