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BUSINESS EGOISM starts from the social egoism that distills modern society. It is the interest of companies to obtain profitability from their commercial operations, regardless of the damage or harm to third parties or the environment. The ecological awareness of society has forced companies to have an explicit pro-environmental policy
SALVAPATRIAS first uses were to designate coup plotters and Spanish dictators. It is called to who has been erected, with personal and partisan interests, as protector and defender of a country that considers that it is threatened, for which it tries to impose a new social order without renouncing violence, lies or the elimination of the rights of the citizens it claims to defend.
POSTSTRUCTURALIST of or related to POSTSTRUCTURALIST 2 . ( Person ) who is a follower of poststructuralism. who is concerned with meanings and the way a subject produces himself, especially through language (which does not represent reality as it is, but at the same time constructs it).
CACAOS pl . of COCOA . Theobroma cacao L is the scientific name given to the cacao tree or cacaotero, native to tropical and subtropical regions of America: Tropical America. Theobroma has Greek origin, and means food of the gods. Cacao comes from Nahuatl, where the tree is called peanuthuitl? and its cacahuatl fruit. This word gave rise to two Nahuatlisms; in the first place, the usual way of writing it in the sixteenth century was cacaoatl, from here it began to be used in an abbreviated form "cacao", and thus it passed into Spanish. The word "cacao" passed into the English language as cocoa, to designate the main ingredient of chocolate (cocoa powder). Then it acquired the meaning of the same chocolate. Only during the twentieth century was cocoa Anglicism popularized as a synonym for 'chocolate powder'.
PALAX regiomontana chain of homemade food restaurants in Nueva León, Mexico created in 1965 and that operates every day of the year at all times. In Greek mythology, PALAX derives from Pallas (?a????/Pallas) one of the primeval Giants, sons of Gaia (earth), born of the blood that fell when Uranus (the Sky) was castrated by his son, the Titan Cronus.
