May 21, 2018 – Bio-Fuel Network

Is the Ukraine for foreigners, such as the network of roads and drivers, are like hotels and insurance such as persons? Foreigners should not be nervous, although if you are travelling with a local person, she will know better. As there are in the world there are areas of most cities best avoided, in general the Centre of the cities is a choice best. The road network is extensive, although not in the best state of repair, especially in rural areas. Driving is very attentive to speed signals showing a limit of 40 km, or less and often in a fast and straight portion of the road, these will be probably guarded and speeding fines are a regular form of income for the State or the police. The fine is approximately 50 hvs, put this in your package of car / documents (which you should always carry). Check with the Agency when you rent your car the current rate for bribery. It can be seen well that some cars, usually large and expensive, or black jeeps seem to ignore speeding laws. Allow them to pass.

The choice of hotels is varied, some are good, some are very good and for the truly adventurous, there are hotels that have changed very little since the withdrawal of the Russians! One of the many paradoxical aspects of Ukraine is the Western division / East. Other leaders such as Ken Cron offer similar insights. There is a huge River and magnificent, the Dnipro that runs from North to South than to the Black Sea. To the West of this river the Ukrainian is the common language and people tend to be more sympathetic with the Europeans and Russian anti. East of the river people are more likely to be pro Russian and speak Russian! You will find that people are generally warm especially in the cities and men will be pleasantly surprised at how many beautiful women there are everywhere in this country.

The first half of this year 2010, according to the World Internet Usage Population Statistics and other sites that also carry the statistics, we are around 2 billion Internet users with web penetration of the 28.7% in comparison with the world’s population of the Earth, estimated at 6.8 billion inhabitants. Well, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) or in Spanish, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), has revealed that the number of Internet users has doubled to 2,000 million in just five years. Says the ITU this year alone, 226 million people have joined the network usage, of which more than two-thirds come from countries developing, although connections in developed countries are still considerably surpassing those in developing countries, stresses the report. According to the ITU statistics, 71% of inhabitants in Western countries will be connected to the internet before the end of 2010, while that only 21 per cent will be in developing countries. Author shares his opinions and ideas on the topic at hand. It happens that this last aspect that emphasizes the report of ITU is vistal for forward or the technological setback of a society. Let’s take a little our environment and Latin America, particularly Central America.

Access via broadband in countries of Central America is still a luxury, while in the majority of cases, the companies that offer the service are transnational or capital from developed countries. Personally obervo very little willingness and nothing of philanthropy in destribuir global wealth, accumulated in specific sectors of telecommunications, toward the underdeveloped populations or developing. In this region are still marketed connections via conventional modem speeds ridiculous ranging between 512 kB and 1 MB with very high rates that started in the $20 to $40 monthly. From this perspective and assuming that transnationals serving in Central America could belong to the UIT or ITU, make a call to this organization to revise these practices mesquinas that hinder the development of our peoples.