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| Todos los lunes despues de salir del trabajo, numerosos empleados de varias empresas petroleras extranjeras en Santa Cruz se reunen para correr durante media hora y despues refrescarse con una cerveza. As an aspiring writer and poet, Paredes looked forward to the experience of reading the newspaper's literary section, "el lunes literario"; this particular relationship culminated with the submission and eventual publication of some of his poetry. Workers with wives and children were perceived to be less likely to go on strike, to miss work on the notorious San Lunes (Saint Monday), or to engage in gambling and drinking activities which undermined productivity. |
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n)
na, moon; see leuk- in Indo-European roots.]
