BIOGRAPHY - Andrea Catalina Sierra

Andrea Catalina Sierra.

My name is Andrea Catalina Sierra. I was born in Bogota, Colombia on May 18, 1986. I´m 21 years old. I live in Chia, Cundinamarca with my family; my father´s name is Luis Sierra; my mother´s name is Nubia Saavedra. I have two brothers. The older one name is Camilo Sierra, he´s 24 years old. The little one name is Santiago Sierra, he´s 10 years old.My father works at the United States Embassy and my mother at the STT of Chia. My big brother works too, at a accountant sign.


I don´t work but I´m student at the La Sabana University. I study law, I´m at the 5th period.I´m a very friendly person, I love going out with my friends, go to the movies and of course, being with my boyfriend. I can be party animal, culture vulture and couch potato because my temperament is so changeable, up-and-down in every moment, but a really love when i´m party animal, moreover i absolutely love dance and the all parties with people funny, I really like enjoy my live.


At present I want to be a good lawyer and won much money because I want to travel for the South Africa and Europe also has a good family whit a big house and showy car however for this
intention I need work so hard




BIOGRAPHY OF CARLOS GAVIRIA DIAZ

Carlos Gaviria Diaz, born May 8, 1937 in Sopetran, Antioquia, is a Colombian lawyer, former Constitutional Court magistrate, and an active politician.
On May 28, 2006, Gaviria achieved the largest vote ever for a leftist party in Colombia, with more than 2,600,000 votes (22.04% of the vote). On August 1, 2006, Gaviria was chosen as president of the Alternative Democratic Pole (PDA). He intends for his party to become the leading opposition force during President Alvaro Uribe's second term in office.

Gaviria has a Doctorate in Law and Political Science from the University of Antioquia and attended classes at Harvard University as a special student in the area of jurisprudence, constitutional law, and political theory. He was dean and teacher of the Law Faculty of the University of Antioquia. One of his former students was his current political antagonist, President Alvaro Uribe Velez.

During the 1990s he became president of Colombia's Constitutional Court. In 2002, he was elected senator, representing the leftist political formation, the Social and Political Front, after achieving the fifth-highest voting result in the elections.

He ran for the presidency of Colombia for the 2006–2010 term, as the candidate of the Alternative Democratic Pole, after winning the bloc nomination over Antonio Navarro.
Polls in late April 2006 placed Gaviria in second place after incumbent President Alvaro Uribe, leaving behind the Liberal Party's Horacio Serpa Uribe, who is running for president for the third consecutive time. He lost to President Uribe in the May 2006 election by a margin of 62% to 22%.

One of his main political proposals is to attempt to change Colombia's socio-economic model
which, he believes, exemplifies some of the worst characteristics of capitalism at a global and local level. By doing this, Gaviria intends to reduce the gap between the rich and poor.
Gaviria and many of his supporters argue that this gap has increased over the past decade and continues to grow, in part due to the economic policies of President Alvaro Uribe's current administration. He disagrees with measures intended to make local and foreign investment more attractive at the cost of reducing benefits for the working class, while simultaneously increasing indirect taxes on the poor and reducing income taxes for the wealthy.
Gaviria is also a strong defender of Colombia's 1991 Constitution, in principle, but believes that it is necessary to fully apply its chapters on human, ethnic and political rights, while at the same time restoring some of the controls that he considers the government and the state should have over the nation's economy and society.